The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... tion with pleasure , we must own that it is impossible for us to assign the necessary cause of this pleasure , because we know stance of a human soul , which might help us to discover the conformity or disagree- ableness of the one to ...
... tion with pleasure , we must own that it is impossible for us to assign the necessary cause of this pleasure , because we know stance of a human soul , which might help us to discover the conformity or disagree- ableness of the one to ...
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... tion , the eye of reason has so wide a pros- THE following discourse is printed , as it pect into eternity , the notions of a Deity came to my hands , without variation . are so worthy and refined , and the accounts Cambridge , Dec. 11 ...
... tion , the eye of reason has so wide a pros- THE following discourse is printed , as it pect into eternity , the notions of a Deity came to my hands , without variation . are so worthy and refined , and the accounts Cambridge , Dec. 11 ...
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... tion of Spectator's club , and the ill conse- quences of it From Captain Sentry , lately come to the pos- session of Sir Roger de Coverley's estate From the Emperor of China to the Pope From W. C. to the Spectator , in commenda- tion of ...
... tion of Spectator's club , and the ill conse- quences of it From Captain Sentry , lately come to the pos- session of Sir Roger de Coverley's estate From the Emperor of China to the Pope From W. C. to the Spectator , in commenda- tion of ...
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