The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... carried on their Debates : by Syllogifm , infomuch that we fee the Knowledge of feveral Centuries laid out into Objections and Answers , and all the good Senfe of the Age cut and minced into almoft an Infinitude of Di- ftinctions . WHEN ...
... carried on their Debates : by Syllogifm , infomuch that we fee the Knowledge of feveral Centuries laid out into Objections and Answers , and all the good Senfe of the Age cut and minced into almoft an Infinitude of Di- ftinctions . WHEN ...
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... a different Cha- racter ; and it is very obfervable , that none are more ftruck with the Charms of Virtue in the fair Sex , than those who រ who by their very Admiration of it are carried to 58 The SPECTATOR . N ° 243 .
... a different Cha- racter ; and it is very obfervable , that none are more ftruck with the Charms of Virtue in the fair Sex , than those who រ who by their very Admiration of it are carried to 58 The SPECTATOR . N ° 243 .
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who by their very Admiration of it are carried to a Defire of ruining it.s A virtuous Mind in a fair Body is in- deed bafind Picture in a good Light , and therefore it is no wonder that it makes the beautiful Sex all over Charms . AS ...
who by their very Admiration of it are carried to a Defire of ruining it.s A virtuous Mind in a fair Body is in- deed bafind Picture in a good Light , and therefore it is no wonder that it makes the beautiful Sex all over Charms . AS ...
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... carry their Hatred to thofe Qua- lities which are of fo amiable a Nature in themselves , and have nothing to do with the Points in difpute . Men of Virtue , though of different Interests , ought to confider themfelves as more nearly ...
... carry their Hatred to thofe Qua- lities which are of fo amiable a Nature in themselves , and have nothing to do with the Points in difpute . Men of Virtue , though of different Interests , ought to confider themfelves as more nearly ...
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... carried on by the Rules of Perfpective , Architecture , and Anato- my , and perfected by a good Harmo- ny , a juft and natural Colouring , and ' fuch Paffions and Expreffions of the Mind as are almoft peculiar to Rapha- el ; this is ...
... carried on by the Rules of Perfpective , Architecture , and Anato- my , and perfected by a good Harmo- ny , a juft and natural Colouring , and ' fuch Paffions and Expreffions of the Mind as are almoft peculiar to Rapha- el ; this is ...
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