The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... kind of people of small facul- ties , who supply want of wit with want of breeding ; and because women are both by nature and education more offended at any thing which is immodest than we men are , these are ever harping upon things ...
... kind of people of small facul- ties , who supply want of wit with want of breeding ; and because women are both by nature and education more offended at any thing which is immodest than we men are , these are ever harping upon things ...
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... kind of spiritual perfection but what we dis- cover in our own souls , we join infinitude to each kind of these perfections , and what is a faculty in an human soul becomes an attribute in God . We exist in place and time ; the Divine ...
... kind of spiritual perfection but what we dis- cover in our own souls , we join infinitude to each kind of these perfections , and what is a faculty in an human soul becomes an attribute in God . We exist in place and time ; the Divine ...
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... kind as are represented in those burlesque pictures which the Italians call caricaturas ; where the art consists in preserving , amidst distorted proportions and aggravated features , some distinguishing likeness of the person , but in ...
... kind as are represented in those burlesque pictures which the Italians call caricaturas ; where the art consists in preserving , amidst distorted proportions and aggravated features , some distinguishing likeness of the person , but in ...
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