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Nay , I am informed from the fashionable world : but as it is a distince that some of
them adhere to stedfastly to their tion of a very singular nature , and what perhaps
party , and are fo far from facrificing their zeal may never meet with a parallel ...
Nay , I am informed from the fashionable world : but as it is a distince that some of
them adhere to stedfastly to their tion of a very singular nature , and what perhaps
party , and are fo far from facrificing their zeal may never meet with a parallel ...
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But farther , a man whose extraordinary reputa After all it must be confessed , that
a noble and tion thus lifts him up to the notice and observation triumphant merit
often breaks through and dissiof mankind , draws a multitude of eyes upon him ...
But farther , a man whose extraordinary reputa After all it must be confessed , that
a noble and tion thus lifts him up to the notice and observation triumphant merit
often breaks through and dissiof mankind , draws a multitude of eyes upon him ...
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O Frank , do I live to ple thus related , how necessary will it appear omit writing
myself , that it were inculcated that men would be upYour affectionate mother , on
their guard to support a constancy of affec6A , T. tion , and that grounded upon ...
O Frank , do I live to ple thus related , how necessary will it appear omit writing
myself , that it were inculcated that men would be upYour affectionate mother , on
their guard to support a constancy of affec6A , T. tion , and that grounded upon ...
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Whatever perverse interpretaawakens out of the general trance , with his pof ;
tion he puts on the justice , mercy , and other ture on the burning lake , his rising
from it , and attributes of the Supreme Being , he frequently the description of his
...
Whatever perverse interpretaawakens out of the general trance , with his pof ;
tion he puts on the justice , mercy , and other ture on the burning lake , his rising
from it , and attributes of the Supreme Being , he frequently the description of his
...
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light ; and I am convinced from it , that if the distinguishes mankind from the
inferior creaart was under proper regulations , it would be a tion . The Supreme .
Being himself is most mechanic way of implanting insensibly in minds , pleased
with ...
light ; and I am convinced from it , that if the distinguishes mankind from the
inferior creaart was under proper regulations , it would be a tion . The Supreme .
Being himself is most mechanic way of implanting insensibly in minds , pleased
with ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Spectator The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Publisher | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Oct 2011 |
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