The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... feveral Thoughts of a ferious nature , which have made great Impreffions on my Mind during a long Fit of Sicknefs , they might not be an improper Entertainment for that ' Occafion . C .. AMONG all the Reflections which ufually rife in ...
... feveral Thoughts of a ferious nature , which have made great Impreffions on my Mind during a long Fit of Sicknefs , they might not be an improper Entertainment for that ' Occafion . C .. AMONG all the Reflections which ufually rife in ...
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... fixed upon the Heavens . Before her lay a cele- ftial Globe , with feveral Schemes of • Mathematical Theorems . She pre- • vented vented my Speech with the greatest Affability in the World 14 The SPECTATOR . No 514 .
... fixed upon the Heavens . Before her lay a cele- ftial Globe , with feveral Schemes of • Mathematical Theorems . She pre- • vented vented my Speech with the greatest Affability in the World 14 The SPECTATOR . No 514 .
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... feveral Phantomes , who affu- red me they would fhew me a nearer way to the Mountain of the Muses . Among the reft Vanity was extremely importunate , having deluded infi- ' nite Numbers , whom I faw wande- ring at the Foot of the Hill ...
... feveral Phantomes , who affu- red me they would fhew me a nearer way to the Mountain of the Muses . Among the reft Vanity was extremely importunate , having deluded infi- ' nite Numbers , whom I faw wande- ring at the Foot of the Hill ...
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... feveral Pretenfions of thiofe who defired to pass that way , but to admit none excepting thofe only to whom Melpomene had look'd with a propitious Eye at the Hour of their C Nativity . The other way was guard- ed by Diligence , to whom ...
... feveral Pretenfions of thiofe who defired to pass that way , but to admit none excepting thofe only to whom Melpomene had look'd with a propitious Eye at the Hour of their C Nativity . The other way was guard- ed by Diligence , to whom ...
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... feveral , which , he faid , were given to him by Hands which he knew Apollo would allow as Paffes ; among which , methoughts , I faw fome of my own writing ; the whole • Affembly was admitted , and gave , by their Prefence , a new ...
... feveral , which , he faid , were given to him by Hands which he knew Apollo would allow as Paffes ; among which , methoughts , I faw fome of my own writing ; the whole • Affembly was admitted , and gave , by their Prefence , a new ...
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