The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 71
... said Offenders were actually deceased . 6 · IN Cafes where the Laws ( which we have already ' granted to our Subjects ) admit of an Appeal for Blood ; when the Criminal is condemned by the faid Appeal , He fhall not only fuffer Death ...
... said Offenders were actually deceased . 6 · IN Cafes where the Laws ( which we have already ' granted to our Subjects ) admit of an Appeal for Blood ; when the Criminal is condemned by the faid Appeal , He fhall not only fuffer Death ...
Strana 262
... said , Hark you , Sirrah , I'll pay off your extravagant Bills once more ; but will take effectual Care for the future , that your Prodigality shall not spirit up a Parcel of Rafcals to infult your Father . THO'I by no means approve ...
... said , Hark you , Sirrah , I'll pay off your extravagant Bills once more ; but will take effectual Care for the future , that your Prodigality shall not spirit up a Parcel of Rafcals to infult your Father . THO'I by no means approve ...
Strana 293
... said he , is that Portion of Eternity which is called Time , measured out by the Sun , and reaching from the Beginning of the World to its Confummation . Examine now , faid he , this Sea that is bounded with Darkness at both Ends , and ...
... said he , is that Portion of Eternity which is called Time , measured out by the Sun , and reaching from the Beginning of the World to its Confummation . Examine now , faid he , this Sea that is bounded with Darkness at both Ends , and ...
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