The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... must be laboured before it gives its Increase , and when it is forced into its feveral Products , how many Hands must they pass thro ' before they are fit for Use ? Manufactures , Trade , and Agriculture , naturally employ more than ...
... must be laboured before it gives its Increase , and when it is forced into its feveral Products , how many Hands must they pass thro ' before they are fit for Use ? Manufactures , Trade , and Agriculture , naturally employ more than ...
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... must make his Glo- ry immortal . THESE Thoughts are apt to draw me beyond the ufual Length of this Paper , but if I could fuppofe fuch Rapfo- dies could out - live the common Fate of ordinary Things , I would say these Sketches and ...
... must make his Glo- ry immortal . THESE Thoughts are apt to draw me beyond the ufual Length of this Paper , but if I could fuppofe fuch Rapfo- dies could out - live the common Fate of ordinary Things , I would say these Sketches and ...
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... < " 6 I Mr. SPECTATOR , Must needs tell you there are feveral of your Papers I do not much like . You are often fo Nice there is no enduring you , and fo Learned there is ... must know I keep my Temper , and No. 140. The SPECTATOR . 211.
... < " 6 I Mr. SPECTATOR , Must needs tell you there are feveral of your Papers I do not much like . You are often fo Nice there is no enduring you , and fo Learned there is ... must know I keep my Temper , and No. 140. The SPECTATOR . 211.
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