The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... last Verses , where the Pfalmift addreffes himself to the great Searcher of Hearts in that emphatical Petition ; Try me , O God , and feek the ground of my Heart ; prove me , and examine my Thoughts . Look well if there be any way of ...
... last Verses , where the Pfalmift addreffes himself to the great Searcher of Hearts in that emphatical Petition ; Try me , O God , and feek the ground of my Heart ; prove me , and examine my Thoughts . Look well if there be any way of ...
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... last Friday , which con- tained Proposals for a printed News - paper , that should take in the whole Circle of the Peny - poft . SIR , TH HE kind Reception you gave my last Friday's Let . ter , in which I broached my Project of a News ...
... last Friday , which con- tained Proposals for a printed News - paper , that should take in the whole Circle of the Peny - poft . SIR , TH HE kind Reception you gave my last Friday's Let . ter , in which I broached my Project of a News ...
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... last Words , N. 445. more last Words , ibid . Bayle , ( Mr. ) what he fays of Libels , N. 451 . Bear Garden , a Combat there , N. 436. The Cheats of it , 449 . Beauty heightened by Motion , N. 406 . Beauty of Objects , what understood ...
... last Words , N. 445. more last Words , ibid . Bayle , ( Mr. ) what he fays of Libels , N. 451 . Bear Garden , a Combat there , N. 436. The Cheats of it , 449 . Beauty heightened by Motion , N. 406 . Beauty of Objects , what understood ...
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