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She is eternally forming , an Argument of Debate ; to which I very indolently
answer , Thou art mighty pretty . To this she answers , All the World but you think I
have as much Sense as your self . I repeat to her , Indeed you are pretty . Upon
this ...
She is eternally forming , an Argument of Debate ; to which I very indolently
answer , Thou art mighty pretty . To this she answers , All the World but you think I
have as much Sense as your self . I repeat to her , Indeed you are pretty . Upon
this ...
Page 65
... the + great Points of Atheism , as the casual or eternal Formation of the World ,
the Materiality of a thinking - Substance ... of the Body , the Motions and
Gravitation of Matter , with the like Particulars , were laid together and formed in a
kind of ...
... the + great Points of Atheism , as the casual or eternal Formation of the World ,
the Materiality of a thinking - Substance ... of the Body , the Motions and
Gravitation of Matter , with the like Particulars , were laid together and formed in a
kind of ...
Page 71
... against all Libertine Women , under what Appearance soever they hid their
Insincerity , and I resolved after that Time to converse with none but those who
lived within the Rules of Decency and Honour , To this End , I formed my 1711 a
No.
... against all Libertine Women , under what Appearance soever they hid their
Insincerity , and I resolved after that Time to converse with none but those who
lived within the Rules of Decency and Honour , To this End , I formed my 1711 a
No.
Page 112
... formed so many Delays , that three whole Years passed away without any
thing being done for the setting them at Liberty , There happened to live a French
Renegado in the same Place where the Castilian and his Wife were kept
Prisoners .
... formed so many Delays , that three whole Years passed away without any
thing being done for the setting them at Liberty , There happened to live a French
Renegado in the same Place where the Castilian and his Wife were kept
Prisoners .
Page 154
He tells us , that the Gods formed the Souls of Women out of those Seeds and
Principles which compose several kinds of Animals and Elements , and that their
Good or Bad Dispositions arise in them according as such and such Seeds and ...
He tells us , that the Gods formed the Souls of Women out of those Seeds and
Principles which compose several kinds of Animals and Elements , and that their
Good or Bad Dispositions arise in them according as such and such Seeds and ...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 2 Everyman's library. Essays Everyman's library: Essays and belles lettres The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Editor | George Gregory Smith |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2016 |
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