The Spectator, Volume 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 24
... is naturally apt to fill the mind with calmnefs and tranquillity , and to lay all its turbulent paffions at reft . It gives us a great infight infight into the contrivance and wifdom of Providence , and 24 N ° 477 THE SPECTATOR .
... is naturally apt to fill the mind with calmnefs and tranquillity , and to lay all its turbulent paffions at reft . It gives us a great infight infight into the contrivance and wifdom of Providence , and 24 N ° 477 THE SPECTATOR .
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... reft of the world ; but I fpeak of them only , as they fit upon thofe who are involved in them . As I vifit all forts of people , I cannot indeed but fmile , when the good Lady tells her husband what ex- traordinary things the child ...
... reft of the world ; but I fpeak of them only , as they fit upon thofe who are involved in them . As I vifit all forts of people , I cannot indeed but fmile , when the good Lady tells her husband what ex- traordinary things the child ...
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... judgment upon them for having taken fo impious a man on board . Diagoras begged them to look upon the reft of the fhips that were in the fame fame diftrefs , and asked them whether or no Diagoras 40 N ° 483 THE SPECTATOR .
... judgment upon them for having taken fo impious a man on board . Diagoras begged them to look upon the reft of the fhips that were in the fame fame diftrefs , and asked them whether or no Diagoras 40 N ° 483 THE SPECTATOR .
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... reft . Every man's experience will inform him in this matter , though it is very probable , that this may happen differently in different conftitutions . I fhall conclude this head with the two following pro-- blems , which I thall ...
... reft . Every man's experience will inform him in this matter , though it is very probable , that this may happen differently in different conftitutions . I fhall conclude this head with the two following pro-- blems , which I thall ...
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... reft of the women here , with the utmost variety of half glances , attentive heedleffneffes , childish inadvertencies , haughty contempts , or artificial over- fights . After I have faid thus much of Ladies among us who fight thus ...
... reft of the women here , with the utmost variety of half glances , attentive heedleffneffes , childish inadvertencies , haughty contempts , or artificial over- fights . After I have faid thus much of Ladies among us who fight thus ...
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