The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Author 2 and Difpofer of all Things may place You in that higher Manfion of Blifs and Immortality which is prepared for good Princes , Lawgivers , and Heroes , when HE in HIS due Time removes them from the Envy of Mankind , is Time The ...
... Author 2 and Difpofer of all Things may place You in that higher Manfion of Blifs and Immortality which is prepared for good Princes , Lawgivers , and Heroes , when HE in HIS due Time removes them from the Envy of Mankind , is Time The ...
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Occafion the feveral Remarks which I have met with in Authors , and compar- ing them with what falls under my own Obfervation : The Arguments for Provi- dence drawn from the natural History of Animals being in my Opinion de- monftrative ...
Occafion the feveral Remarks which I have met with in Authors , and compar- ing them with what falls under my own Obfervation : The Arguments for Provi- dence drawn from the natural History of Animals being in my Opinion de- monftrative ...
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... Author , and hope my Readers will pardon the men- tioning fuch an Inftance of Cruelty , be- cause there is nothing can fo effectually thew the Strength of that Principle in Animals of which I am here fpeaking . " A Perfon who was well ...
... Author , and hope my Readers will pardon the men- tioning fuch an Inftance of Cruelty , be- cause there is nothing can fo effectually thew the Strength of that Principle in Animals of which I am here fpeaking . " A Perfon who was well ...
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... Authors have established it as a kind of Rule , That a Man ought to be dull fometimes ; as the most severe Rea- der makes Allowances for many Refts and Nodding - places in a Voluminous Writer . This gave Occafion to the famous Greek ...
... Authors have established it as a kind of Rule , That a Man ought to be dull fometimes ; as the most severe Rea- der makes Allowances for many Refts and Nodding - places in a Voluminous Writer . This gave Occafion to the famous Greek ...
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... Authors thus to be retailed to the Publick , and every Page fubmitted to the Taste of forty or fifty thousand Rea- ders , I am afraid we fhould complain of many flat Expreffions , trivial Obferva- 14 tions , beaten Topicks , and common ...
... Authors thus to be retailed to the Publick , and every Page fubmitted to the Taste of forty or fifty thousand Rea- ders , I am afraid we fhould complain of many flat Expreffions , trivial Obferva- 14 tions , beaten Topicks , and common ...
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