The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... World too well to think of ftaying there ; ⚫ and the next Day pretended to have received a Letter out of the ... World , where no Body in the World had fuch Servants as they , where fure they were the un- luckiest People in the World in ...
... World too well to think of ftaying there ; ⚫ and the next Day pretended to have received a Letter out of the ... World , where no Body in the World had fuch Servants as they , where fure they were the un- luckiest People in the World in ...
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... World . How pleasing must have been the Speculation , to obferve Nature and Providence move together , the phyfical and moral World march the fame Pace : To obferve Paradife and eternal Spring the Seat of Inno- cence , troubled Seafons ...
... World . How pleasing must have been the Speculation , to obferve Nature and Providence move together , the phyfical and moral World march the fame Pace : To obferve Paradife and eternal Spring the Seat of Inno- cence , troubled Seafons ...
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... World is a Copy or Tranfcript of thofe Ideas which are in the Mind of the firft Being , and that thofe Ideas , which are in the Mind of Man , are a Tranfcript of the World : To this we may add , that Words are the Tranfcript of those ...
... World is a Copy or Tranfcript of thofe Ideas which are in the Mind of the firft Being , and that thofe Ideas , which are in the Mind of Man , are a Tranfcript of the World : To this we may add , that Words are the Tranfcript of those ...
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