The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 48
... shall not here engage on thofe beaten Subjects of the Ufefulness of Knowledge , nor of the Pleasure and Per- fection it gives the Mind , nor on the Methods of attaining it , nor recommend any particular Branch of it , all which have ...
... shall not here engage on thofe beaten Subjects of the Ufefulness of Knowledge , nor of the Pleasure and Per- fection it gives the Mind , nor on the Methods of attaining it , nor recommend any particular Branch of it , all which have ...
Strana 103
... ther , poffibly he shall never be able to feparate them again fo long as he lives ; but Darkness fall ever afterward bring with it thofe frightful Ideas , and they shall be fo joined , that he can no more bear the one than the other ...
... ther , poffibly he shall never be able to feparate them again fo long as he lives ; but Darkness fall ever afterward bring with it thofe frightful Ideas , and they shall be fo joined , that he can no more bear the one than the other ...
Strana 152
... shall arrive at great Eftates without them . This was not Florio's Cafe , he found that three hundred a Year was but a poor Eftate for Leontine and himself to live upon , fo that he ftudied without intermiffion till he gained a very ...
... shall arrive at great Eftates without them . This was not Florio's Cafe , he found that three hundred a Year was but a poor Eftate for Leontine and himself to live upon , fo that he ftudied without intermiffion till he gained a very ...
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