The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 131
... proper Channels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Ñature in those secret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot fubfift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chear- fulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has ...
... proper Channels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Ñature in those secret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot fubfift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chear- fulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has ...
Strana 201
... proper Advertise- ments relating to the Profeffors in that behalf , with their Places of Abode and Methods of Teaching . < 6 • < 6 6 " • SIR , IN July the 5th , 1711 . N your Spectator of June the 7th , you tranfcribe a Letter fent to ...
... proper Advertise- ments relating to the Profeffors in that behalf , with their Places of Abode and Methods of Teaching . < 6 • < 6 6 " • SIR , IN July the 5th , 1711 . N your Spectator of June the 7th , you tranfcribe a Letter fent to ...
Strana 250
... proper therefore to trace ⚫ the Original and Signification of this Word . Cant is , by fome People , derived from one Andrew Cant , who , they fay , was a Presbyterian Minifter in fome illiterate Part of Scotland , who by Exercise and ...
... proper therefore to trace ⚫ the Original and Signification of this Word . Cant is , by fome People , derived from one Andrew Cant , who , they fay , was a Presbyterian Minifter in fome illiterate Part of Scotland , who by Exercise and ...
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