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Page 153
... seems the immediate direction of Providence , and fuch an opera- tion of the fupreme Being , as that which determines all the portions of matter to their proper centres . A modern philofopher , quoted by Monfieur Bayle in his learned ...
... seems the immediate direction of Providence , and fuch an opera- tion of the fupreme Being , as that which determines all the portions of matter to their proper centres . A modern philofopher , quoted by Monfieur Bayle in his learned ...
Page 158
... Will told him that Mr. Touchy and he must appeal to him upon a difpute that arofe be- tween them . Will it seems had been giving his fellow- traveller 9 traveller an account of his angling one day in 158 N ° 122 THE SPECTATOR .
... Will told him that Mr. Touchy and he must appeal to him upon a difpute that arofe be- tween them . Will it seems had been giving his fellow- traveller 9 traveller an account of his angling one day in 158 N ° 122 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 252
... seem to be ' the growth of our ifland ; the pert , the talkative , all fuch as have no fenfe of the obfervation of others , are certainly of foreign extraction . As for my part , I am as much furprised when I fee a talkative Englishman ...
... seem to be ' the growth of our ifland ; the pert , the talkative , all fuch as have no fenfe of the obfervation of others , are certainly of foreign extraction . As for my part , I am as much furprised when I fee a talkative Englishman ...
Page 277
... seem frivolous and flight , Will prove of ferious confequence . Rofcommon . HAVE more than once taken notice of an indecent licence taken in difcourfe , wherein the conversation on one part is involuntary , and the effect of fome ne ...
... seem frivolous and flight , Will prove of ferious confequence . Rofcommon . HAVE more than once taken notice of an indecent licence taken in difcourfe , wherein the conversation on one part is involuntary , and the effect of fome ne ...
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