The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 74
... late years , that it is driven out of all its out - works . The atheist has not found his poft tenable , and is therefore retired into deifm , and a disbelief of re- vealed religion only . But the truth of it is , the greatest number of ...
... late years , that it is driven out of all its out - works . The atheist has not found his poft tenable , and is therefore retired into deifm , and a disbelief of re- vealed religion only . But the truth of it is , the greatest number of ...
Strana 147
... late letter from Statira * gave me the hint to ufe the fame method of explaining my felf to you . I am not affronted at the defign your late behaviour difcovered you had in your addreffes to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
... late letter from Statira * gave me the hint to ufe the fame method of explaining my felf to you . I am not affronted at the defign your late behaviour difcovered you had in your addreffes to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
Strana 324
... late noted Beau NASH , fo long director of the public diverfions at Bath and Tunbridge , & c . who was in King William's time a ftudent in the Temple . See the Me- moirs of his Life , publifhed for Mr. Newbery , in 8vo , of which book ...
... late noted Beau NASH , fo long director of the public diverfions at Bath and Tunbridge , & c . who was in King William's time a ftudent in the Temple . See the Me- moirs of his Life , publifhed for Mr. Newbery , in 8vo , of which book ...
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