The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 36
... short turn on the stage of this world , he is to sink into oblivion , and to lose his consciousness for ever ? For this reason I am of opinion that so useful and ele- vated a contemplation as that of the soul's immortality cannot be ...
... short turn on the stage of this world , he is to sink into oblivion , and to lose his consciousness for ever ? For this reason I am of opinion that so useful and ele- vated a contemplation as that of the soul's immortality cannot be ...
Strana 104
... short , no Licinius appearing , and the noise increasing , I was resolved to give this late long vacation to the good of my country ; and I have at length by the assistance of an ingenious artist ( who works to the Royal Society ) ...
... short , no Licinius appearing , and the noise increasing , I was resolved to give this late long vacation to the good of my country ; and I have at length by the assistance of an ingenious artist ( who works to the Royal Society ) ...
Strana 184
... short and commodious like opera - glasses , fit for short - sighted people as well as others ; these glasses making the objects appear , either as they are seen by the naked eye , or more distinct , though somewhat less than life , or ...
... short and commodious like opera - glasses , fit for short - sighted people as well as others ; these glasses making the objects appear , either as they are seen by the naked eye , or more distinct , though somewhat less than life , or ...
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