The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 67
... say , ' without derogating from thofe wonderful performances , that there is an unquestionable magnificence in every part of Paradife Loft , and indeed a much greater than could have been formed upon any pagan fyftem . But Ariftotle ...
... say , ' without derogating from thofe wonderful performances , that there is an unquestionable magnificence in every part of Paradife Loft , and indeed a much greater than could have been formed upon any pagan fyftem . But Ariftotle ...
Strana 129
... say ,. that the congregation heard the word out of a bush , like Mofes . Sir Anthony Love's pew in particular ' is fo well hedged , that all my batteries have no effect . I am obliged to fhoot at random among the boughs , without taking ...
... say ,. that the congregation heard the word out of a bush , like Mofes . Sir Anthony Love's pew in particular ' is fo well hedged , that all my batteries have no effect . I am obliged to fhoot at random among the boughs , without taking ...
Strana 302
... Say while they change on thus , what chains can bind Thefe varying forms , this Proteus of the mind ? FRANCIS . HAVE endeavoured in the courfe of my Papers , to do justice to the age , and have taken care as much as poffible to keep ...
... Say while they change on thus , what chains can bind Thefe varying forms , this Proteus of the mind ? FRANCIS . HAVE endeavoured in the courfe of my Papers , to do justice to the age , and have taken care as much as poffible to keep ...
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