The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Page 105
... whose Names he was not acquainted with , and who did not think fit to let him into the Secret which they were tranf- acting . I heard him call it a Blank • Inftrument , and read it after the fol- lowing manner . You may fee by this ...
... whose Names he was not acquainted with , and who did not think fit to let him into the Secret which they were tranf- acting . I heard him call it a Blank • Inftrument , and read it after the fol- lowing manner . You may fee by this ...
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... Space which is dif fufed and spread abroad to Infinity . In fhort , to fpeak of him in the Language of the old Philofophy , he is a Being whose whofe Centre is every where , and his Circumference no 120 The SPECTATOR . No 565 .
... Space which is dif fufed and spread abroad to Infinity . In fhort , to fpeak of him in the Language of the old Philofophy , he is a Being whose whofe Centre is every where , and his Circumference no 120 The SPECTATOR . No 565 .
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... whose Business it is to clear the Mind of every Vice which is crept into it , and to guard it against all the Approaches of any that endeavours to make its En- trance . But befides these ill Effects which this Vice produces in the Per ...
... whose Business it is to clear the Mind of every Vice which is crept into it , and to guard it against all the Approaches of any that endeavours to make its En- trance . But befides these ill Effects which this Vice produces in the Per ...
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... whose whole Re- putation depends upon a Pun or a Quib- ble ? You may often fee an Artist in the Streets gain à Circle of Admirers , by carrying a long Pole upon his Chin or Forehead in a perpendicular Posture . Ambition has taught fome ...
... whose whole Re- putation depends upon a Pun or a Quib- ble ? You may often fee an Artist in the Streets gain à Circle of Admirers , by carrying a long Pole upon his Chin or Forehead in a perpendicular Posture . Ambition has taught fome ...
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... the Diseases in the Difpenfary . These are the Men whose Sagacity has invented Elixirs of all forts , Pills and Lozenges , and take it as an Af Affront if you come to them before you are given 162 The SPECTATOR . No 572 .
... the Diseases in the Difpenfary . These are the Men whose Sagacity has invented Elixirs of all forts , Pills and Lozenges , and take it as an Af Affront if you come to them before you are given 162 The SPECTATOR . No 572 .
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