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... Nature : I cannot , however , conclude it without owning those great Obligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your most Obedient , Humble Servant , The Spectator . 16 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . III . N ° The Dedication .
... Nature : I cannot , however , conclude it without owning those great Obligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your most Obedient , Humble Servant , The Spectator . 16 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . III . N ° The Dedication .
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... Nature , fortified by the Senfe of Virtue , has the fame Effect upon him , as the Neglect of all Goodness has upon many others . Being firmly Eftablished in all Matters of Im- portance , that certain Inattention which makes Mens Actions ...
... Nature , fortified by the Senfe of Virtue , has the fame Effect upon him , as the Neglect of all Goodness has upon many others . Being firmly Eftablished in all Matters of Im- portance , that certain Inattention which makes Mens Actions ...
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... away a Man's Five Senfes , he ' could give him an Hundred . The Man in Difgrace fhall immediately lofe all 6 his natural Endowments , and he that finds Favour have ' his N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 21 the Treatment they deserved. He would ...
... away a Man's Five Senfes , he ' could give him an Hundred . The Man in Difgrace fhall immediately lofe all 6 his natural Endowments , and he that finds Favour have ' his N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 21 the Treatment they deserved. He would ...
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his natural Endowments , and he that finds Favour have the Attributes of an Angel . ' He would carry it fo far as to fay , It fhould not be only fo in the Opinion of the lower Part of his ' Court , but the Men themselves fhall ' think ...
his natural Endowments , and he that finds Favour have the Attributes of an Angel . ' He would carry it fo far as to fay , It fhould not be only fo in the Opinion of the lower Part of his ' Court , but the Men themselves fhall ' think ...
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... natural than the Thoughts and Concep- ceptions of fuch a Man , which are fel- dom occafioned either by the Company he is in , or any of thofe Objects which are placed before him . While you fan- cy he is admiring a beautiful Woman ...
... natural than the Thoughts and Concep- ceptions of fuch a Man , which are fel- dom occafioned either by the Company he is in , or any of thofe Objects which are placed before him . While you fan- cy he is admiring a beautiful Woman ...
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