The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 108
... received from the angel , fhews that his love , however violent it might appear , was still founded in reason , and confequently not inipro- per for Paradife . Neither her out fide form'd fo fair , nor aught 108 N ° 345 . THE SPECTATOR .
... received from the angel , fhews that his love , however violent it might appear , was still founded in reason , and confequently not inipro- per for Paradife . Neither her out fide form'd fo fair , nor aught 108 N ° 345 . THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 147
... reason I have never once turned out of my way to obferve thofe little cavils which have been made against it by envy or ignorance . The common fry of fcribblers , who have no other way of being taken notice of but by attacking what has ...
... reason I have never once turned out of my way to obferve thofe little cavils which have been made against it by envy or ignorance . The common fry of fcribblers , who have no other way of being taken notice of but by attacking what has ...
Strana 211
... demands which my bookfeller tells me have been made for thefe particular difcourfes , give me no reason to repent of the pains I have been at in compofing them . L. N ° 370 . MANY Monday , May 5 . _N® 369 . THE SPECTATOR . 211.
... demands which my bookfeller tells me have been made for thefe particular difcourfes , give me no reason to repent of the pains I have been at in compofing them . L. N ° 370 . MANY Monday , May 5 . _N® 369 . THE SPECTATOR . 211.
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