The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... mean Appearance in the Eyes of the ordinary Waiters and Door - keepers made them be re- pulfed from other Parts of ... Means : But the Diftreffes which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccount ...
... mean Appearance in the Eyes of the ordinary Waiters and Door - keepers made them be re- pulfed from other Parts of ... Means : But the Diftreffes which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccount ...
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... mean any Part of what they exprefs , never to mean All they exprefs . Our Reverend Reverend Friend , upon this Topick , pointed to us 88 N ° 103 The SPECTATOR .
... mean any Part of what they exprefs , never to mean All they exprefs . Our Reverend Reverend Friend , upon this Topick , pointed to us 88 N ° 103 The SPECTATOR .
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... mean Opinion of it . A great Author of our Time has fet this in an excellent Light , when with a Philofophick Pity of human Life , he fpoke of it in his Theory of the Earth in the following manner . FOR what is this Life but a ...
... mean Opinion of it . A great Author of our Time has fet this in an excellent Light , when with a Philofophick Pity of human Life , he fpoke of it in his Theory of the Earth in the following manner . FOR what is this Life but a ...
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