The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Creature ; he hath the fame Refemblance in the Frame of his Mind , and is fubject to thofe Paffions which are predominant in the Creature that appears in his Counte- nance . Accordingly he gives the Prints of feveral Fa- ces that are of ...
... Creature ; he hath the fame Refemblance in the Frame of his Mind , and is fubject to thofe Paffions which are predominant in the Creature that appears in his Counte- nance . Accordingly he gives the Prints of feveral Fa- ces that are of ...
Strana 144
... Creature , who , I remember , fomewhere in his Works obferves , that though the Mole be not totally blind ( as it is ... Creatures , how much more does it discover it felf in the feveral Endowments which it has variously bestowed upon ...
... Creature , who , I remember , fomewhere in his Works obferves , that though the Mole be not totally blind ( as it is ... Creatures , how much more does it discover it felf in the feveral Endowments which it has variously bestowed upon ...
Strana 219
... Creature , Your moft Obedient , moft Devoted Servant . The two next were written after the Day for our Mar → riage was fixed . · 6 " Madam , IT September 25 , 1671 . T is the hardest Thing in the World to be in Love , and yet attend ...
... Creature , Your moft Obedient , moft Devoted Servant . The two next were written after the Day for our Mar → riage was fixed . · 6 " Madam , IT September 25 , 1671 . T is the hardest Thing in the World to be in Love , and yet attend ...
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