The Spectator, Svazek 4Dent, 1963 |
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Strana 65
... endeavour to shew , first what natural Reasons , and secondly what providential Reasons may be assigned for these three remarkable Particulars . The Jews are looked upon by many to be as numerous at present , as they were formerly in ...
... endeavour to shew , first what natural Reasons , and secondly what providential Reasons may be assigned for these three remarkable Particulars . The Jews are looked upon by many to be as numerous at present , as they were formerly in ...
Strana 283
... endeavour to recommend themselves to his Notice , and in an unfeigned Humility of Heart think themselves un- worthy that he should be mindful of them No. 566 . Monday , July 12 . Militiae species amor est . — Ovid . As my Correspondents ...
... endeavour to recommend themselves to his Notice , and in an unfeigned Humility of Heart think themselves un- worthy that he should be mindful of them No. 566 . Monday , July 12 . Militiae species amor est . — Ovid . As my Correspondents ...
Strana 338
... Endeavour of mind to persuade my Countrymen to reap some Advantage from so many unregarded Hours , and as such you will en- courage it . I shall conclude with giving you a Sketch or two 338 THE SPECTATOR No. 586. Friday , Aug. 27 , 1714.
... Endeavour of mind to persuade my Countrymen to reap some Advantage from so many unregarded Hours , and as such you will en- courage it . I shall conclude with giving you a Sketch or two 338 THE SPECTATOR No. 586. Friday , Aug. 27 , 1714.
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