The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 19
... Speak that I may fee thee : But , with Submiffion , I think we may be better known by our Looks than by our Words ; and that a Man's Speech is much more easily disguised than his Countenance . In this Cafe , however , I think the Air of ...
... Speak that I may fee thee : But , with Submiffion , I think we may be better known by our Looks than by our Words ; and that a Man's Speech is much more easily disguised than his Countenance . In this Cafe , however , I think the Air of ...
Strana 128
... speak my Thoughts freely ) I believe in general that there is , and has been fuch a Thing as Witchcraft ; but at the fame Time can give no Credit to any particular Instance of it . I am engaged in this Speculation , by fome Occurrences ...
... speak my Thoughts freely ) I believe in general that there is , and has been fuch a Thing as Witchcraft ; but at the fame Time can give no Credit to any particular Instance of it . I am engaged in this Speculation , by fome Occurrences ...
Strana 147
... speak . I was in fome Pain for him , ' till I found he had acquitted himfelf of two or three Sentences , with a Look of much Business and great Intrepidity . UPON his first rifing the Court was hushed , and a general Whisper ran among ...
... speak . I was in fome Pain for him , ' till I found he had acquitted himfelf of two or three Sentences , with a Look of much Business and great Intrepidity . UPON his first rifing the Court was hushed , and a general Whisper ran among ...
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