The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... fome Law of Life to our felves , or fixing fome No- tion of things in general , which may affect us in fuch Manner as to create proper • proper Habits both in our Minds , and Bodies 16 The SPECTATOR . N ° 76 . N$ 76. ...
... fome Law of Life to our felves , or fixing fome No- tion of things in general , which may affect us in fuch Manner as to create proper • proper Habits both in our Minds , and Bodies 16 The SPECTATOR . N ° 76 . N$ 76. ...
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... agreeable private Man and a great and powerful Monarch : He gave him- felf , with his Companion , the Name of the merry Tyrant ; for he punished his Courtiers Courtiers for their Infolence and Folly , not by any N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 19.
... agreeable private Man and a great and powerful Monarch : He gave him- felf , with his Companion , the Name of the merry Tyrant ; for he punished his Courtiers Courtiers for their Infolence and Folly , not by any N ° 76. The SPECTATOR . 19.
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... he is reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
... he is reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
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