The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... thought he lived in a near Manner to lay up what he thought was wanting in my Fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few • Months I have obferved his Carriage very much alter- ed , and he has affected a certain Art ...
... thought he lived in a near Manner to lay up what he thought was wanting in my Fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few • Months I have obferved his Carriage very much alter- ed , and he has affected a certain Art ...
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... thought the beft Employment of human Wit : Other Parts of Philofophy may perhaps ' make us wifer , but this not only ... Thoughts ; an Enquiry into which as • much exceeds all other Learning , as it is of more Con- fequence to adjust the ...
... thought the beft Employment of human Wit : Other Parts of Philofophy may perhaps ' make us wifer , but this not only ... Thoughts ; an Enquiry into which as • much exceeds all other Learning , as it is of more Con- fequence to adjust the ...
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... Thought , which prefents it felf in a great Writer , from what he is when he finds it delivered by a Perfon of an ordinary Genius . For there is as much Difference in apprehending a Thought cloathed in Cicero's Language , and that of a ...
... Thought , which prefents it felf in a great Writer , from what he is when he finds it delivered by a Perfon of an ordinary Genius . For there is as much Difference in apprehending a Thought cloathed in Cicero's Language , and that of a ...
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