The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... shall look down upon that Degree of Perfection , as much as fhe now falls fhort of it . It is true the higher Nature ftill advances , and by that means preferves his Distance and Superiority in the Scale of Being ; but he knows that ...
... shall look down upon that Degree of Perfection , as much as fhe now falls fhort of it . It is true the higher Nature ftill advances , and by that means preferves his Distance and Superiority in the Scale of Being ; but he knows that ...
Strana 165
... shall not lofe the Pleasure of being your Father by the Discovery I have made to you . Leonilla too shall be fill my Daughter ; her filial Piety , though misplaced , has been fo exemplary that it deferves the greatest Reward I can ...
... shall not lofe the Pleasure of being your Father by the Discovery I have made to you . Leonilla too shall be fill my Daughter ; her filial Piety , though misplaced , has been fo exemplary that it deferves the greatest Reward I can ...
Strana 194
... shall give the Bride as Father . ' The Quaker , who happened to be a Man of Smartness , anfwered , Friend , I take it in good part that thou haft given me the Authority of a Father over this comely and virtuous Child ; and I muft affure ...
... shall give the Bride as Father . ' The Quaker , who happened to be a Man of Smartness , anfwered , Friend , I take it in good part that thou haft given me the Authority of a Father over this comely and virtuous Child ; and I muft affure ...
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