The Spectator, Svazek 4George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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... short , Puzzle is an Atheist as much as his Parts will give him Leave . He has got about half a Dozen commonplace Topicks , into which he never fails to turn the Conversation , whatever was the Occasion of it : Tho ' the Matter in ...
... short , Puzzle is an Atheist as much as his Parts will give him Leave . He has got about half a Dozen commonplace Topicks , into which he never fails to turn the Conversation , whatever was the Occasion of it : Tho ' the Matter in ...
Strana 173
... short imperfect Strokes in our selves . It would be there- fore a very high Presumption to determine whether the Su- pream Being has not many more Attributes than those which enter into our Conceptions of him . This is certain , that if ...
... short imperfect Strokes in our selves . It would be there- fore a very high Presumption to determine whether the Su- pream Being has not many more Attributes than those which enter into our Conceptions of him . This is certain , that if ...
Strana 188
... short Visit , and talk but little to her . Her Women will represent to me that she is inconsolable by Reason of my Unkindness , and beg me with Tears to caress her , and let her sit down by me ; but I shall still remain inexorable , and ...
... short Visit , and talk but little to her . Her Women will represent to me that she is inconsolable by Reason of my Unkindness , and beg me with Tears to caress her , and let her sit down by me ; but I shall still remain inexorable , and ...
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