The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 5
... reason . My following correfpondent , who calls herfelf Cla- rinda , is fuch a journalist as I require . She feems by her letter to be placed in a modifli state of indifference between vice and virtue , and to be fufceptible of either ...
... reason . My following correfpondent , who calls herfelf Cla- rinda , is fuch a journalist as I require . She feems by her letter to be placed in a modifli state of indifference between vice and virtue , and to be fufceptible of either ...
Strana 48
... they take the air on horse- back . They already appear in hats and feathers , coats and periwigs ; and I fee no reason why we may not Suppole fuppofe that they would have their Riding - Beards on 48 N 331 THE SPECTATOR .
... they take the air on horse- back . They already appear in hats and feathers , coats and periwigs ; and I fee no reason why we may not Suppole fuppofe that they would have their Riding - Beards on 48 N 331 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 303
... reasons ; either that the idea of a God is innate and coexiftent with the mind itself ; or that this truth is fo very ob- vious , that it is discovered by the first exertion of reason in perfons of the most ordinary capacities ; or ...
... reasons ; either that the idea of a God is innate and coexiftent with the mind itself ; or that this truth is fo very ob- vious , that it is discovered by the first exertion of reason in perfons of the most ordinary capacities ; or ...
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