“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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Strana 58
... sense , he may caft us away from his prefence , and take his holy Spirit from us . This fingle . confideration one would think fufficient to make us open . our hearts to all thofe infufions of joy and gladness which are fo near at hand ...
... sense , he may caft us away from his prefence , and take his holy Spirit from us . This fingle . confideration one would think fufficient to make us open . our hearts to all thofe infufions of joy and gladness which are fo near at hand ...
Strana 141
... sense they aim at . There is a grievance of this fort in the commonwealth of letters , which I have for fome time refolved to redrefs , and accordingly I have fet this day apart for justice . What I mean is the mix- ture of inconfiftent ...
... sense they aim at . There is a grievance of this fort in the commonwealth of letters , which I have for fome time refolved to redrefs , and accordingly I have fet this day apart for justice . What I mean is the mix- ture of inconfiftent ...
Strana 239
... sense after a moft agreeable manner , being itself , unattended with any great variety of enjoyments , excites a fenfation of plea- fure . But as age advances , every thing feems to wither , the fenfes are difgufted with their old ...
... sense after a moft agreeable manner , being itself , unattended with any great variety of enjoyments , excites a fenfation of plea- fure . But as age advances , every thing feems to wither , the fenfes are difgufted with their old ...
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