The Spectator, Svazek 4J.M. Dent & Company, 1913 |
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Strana 77
... Death ? The Boy , who had been bred up by honest Parents , was frighted out of his Wits at the Solemnity of the Proceeding , and by the last dreadful Interrogatory ; so that upon making his Escape out of this House of Mourning he could ...
... Death ? The Boy , who had been bred up by honest Parents , was frighted out of his Wits at the Solemnity of the Proceeding , and by the last dreadful Interrogatory ; so that upon making his Escape out of this House of Mourning he could ...
Strana 80
... Death of many Hundred Thousands in a War , and the innumerable Massacres and . Persecutions they have undergone in Turkey , as well as in all Christian Nations of the World . Their Rabbins , to express the great Havock which has been ...
... Death of many Hundred Thousands in a War , and the innumerable Massacres and . Persecutions they have undergone in Turkey , as well as in all Christian Nations of the World . Their Rabbins , to express the great Havock which has been ...
Strana 132
... Death of this worthy Man : I say , Mr. Hobson_kept a Stable of forty good Cattle always ready and fit for Travel ling ; but when a Man came for an Horse , he was led into the Stable , where there was great Choice , but he obliged him to ...
... Death of this worthy Man : I say , Mr. Hobson_kept a Stable of forty good Cattle always ready and fit for Travel ling ; but when a Man came for an Horse , he was led into the Stable , where there was great Choice , but he obliged him to ...
Strana 133
... Death ; the Woman being given to Man for a Comforter and Companion , but not for a Counsellor . It is also to be noted by whom the Woman was tempted : Even by the most ugly and unworthy of all Beasts , into whom the Devil entered and ...
... Death ; the Woman being given to Man for a Comforter and Companion , but not for a Counsellor . It is also to be noted by whom the Woman was tempted : Even by the most ugly and unworthy of all Beasts , into whom the Devil entered and ...
Strana 142
... Death , has represented , in very strong and lively Colours , the State of the Soul in its first Separation from the Body , with regard to that Invisible World which every where surrounds surrounds us , tho ' we are not able to 142 THE ...
... Death , has represented , in very strong and lively Colours , the State of the Soul in its first Separation from the Body , with regard to that Invisible World which every where surrounds surrounds us , tho ' we are not able to 142 THE ...
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