The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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Page 41
... Because I delivered the poor that cried , and the fatherless , and him that had none to help him . The bleffing of him that was ready to perish came upon me , and I caused ? the widow's heart to fing for joy . I was eyes to the blind ...
... Because I delivered the poor that cried , and the fatherless , and him that had none to help him . The bleffing of him that was ready to perish came upon me , and I caused ? the widow's heart to fing for joy . I was eyes to the blind ...
Page 45
... because there is a woman of merit obliged to receive me kindly , and I think it incumbent upon me to make her in- clination go along with her duty . If a man would give himfelf leave to think , he would not be fo unreafonable as to ...
... because there is a woman of merit obliged to receive me kindly , and I think it incumbent upon me to make her in- clination go along with her duty . If a man would give himfelf leave to think , he would not be fo unreafonable as to ...
Page 56
... because he said his grand- ' father would not fee him , and had ordered him to be put out of his houfe . My mother is won over to my fide , but dares not mention me to my father for fear of provoking him . About a ' month ago he lay ...
... because he said his grand- ' father would not fee him , and had ordered him to be put out of his houfe . My mother is won over to my fide , but dares not mention me to my father for fear of provoking him . About a ' month ago he lay ...
Page 57
... because his creatures have not fuch a fpontaneous benevolence and compaffion towards thofe who are under their care and protec- . tion , he has implanted in them an inftinct , that fup- plies the place of this inherent goodness . I have ...
... because his creatures have not fuch a fpontaneous benevolence and compaffion towards thofe who are under their care and protec- . tion , he has implanted in them an inftinct , that fup- plies the place of this inherent goodness . I have ...
Page 62
... because I could very confcien- tioufly fwear against him that he had enticed my fervant away , and was her accomplice in robbing me : I procured a warrant against him accord- ingly . Every thing was now prepared , and the tender hour of ...
... because I could very confcien- tioufly fwear against him that he had enticed my fervant away , and was her accomplice in robbing me : I procured a warrant against him accord- ingly . Every thing was now prepared , and the tender hour of ...
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