The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... SPECTATOR appears , the other publick Prints will vanish ; but shall leave it to my Reader's Con- fideration , whether , Is it not much better to be let into the Knowledge of ones felf , than to hear what paffes in Mof- covy or Poland ...
... SPECTATOR appears , the other publick Prints will vanish ; but shall leave it to my Reader's Con- fideration , whether , Is it not much better to be let into the Knowledge of ones felf , than to hear what paffes in Mof- covy or Poland ...
Strana 209
... learned University of Cambridge , I could not but do my self the Honour of publish- ing it . It gives an Account of a new Sect of Philofophers which has arofe in that famous Refidence of Learning ; which N ° 54 . 209 The SPECTATOR .
... learned University of Cambridge , I could not but do my self the Honour of publish- ing it . It gives an Account of a new Sect of Philofophers which has arofe in that famous Refidence of Learning ; which N ° 54 . 209 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 296
... Spectator of what passes around him , and not engaged in Commerces of any Confideration , is but an ill Judge of the fecret Motions of the Heart of Man , and by what Degrees it is actuated to make fuch visible Alterations in the fame ...
... Spectator of what passes around him , and not engaged in Commerces of any Confideration , is but an ill Judge of the fecret Motions of the Heart of Man , and by what Degrees it is actuated to make fuch visible Alterations in the fame ...
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