The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... leave it to the Divines to guard them against the oppofite Vice , as they may be overpower'd by Temp- tations : It is fufficient for me to have warned them against it , as they may be led aftray by Instinct . I defire this Paper may be ...
... leave it to the Divines to guard them against the oppofite Vice , as they may be overpower'd by Temp- tations : It is fufficient for me to have warned them against it , as they may be led aftray by Instinct . I defire this Paper may be ...
Strana 33
... leave the Room . But , faid he , there is fomething fo extraordinary in this , that I will partake ⚫ in the Affliction ; and be it what it will , fhe is fo much your Friend , that he knows you may command what ' ' Services I can do her ...
... leave the Room . But , faid he , there is fomething fo extraordinary in this , that I will partake ⚫ in the Affliction ; and be it what it will , fhe is fo much your Friend , that he knows you may command what ' ' Services I can do her ...
Strana 232
... Leaves before - mentioned , and found almoft as great a Variety among them as in the vegetable World . I could eafily obferve the fmooth fhining Italian Leaves ; the nimble • French Afpen always in Motion ; the Greek and Latin • Ever ...
... Leaves before - mentioned , and found almoft as great a Variety among them as in the vegetable World . I could eafily obferve the fmooth fhining Italian Leaves ; the nimble • French Afpen always in Motion ; the Greek and Latin • Ever ...
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