The Spectator ...1776 |
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Page 47
... took its rife from thofe narrow conceptions , which we are apt to entertain of the Divine Nature . We ourselves cannot attend to any different objects at the fame time . If we are careful to infpect fome things , we muft of course ne ...
... took its rife from thofe narrow conceptions , which we are apt to entertain of the Divine Nature . We ourselves cannot attend to any different objects at the fame time . If we are careful to infpect fome things , we muft of course ne ...
Page 57
... took up the last SPECTATOR , and cafting my eye over it , The SPECTATOR , fays I , is very witty to - day ; upon which a lufty lethargic old gentleman , who fat at the upper end of the ta- ble , having gradually blown out of his mouth a ...
... took up the last SPECTATOR , and cafting my eye over it , The SPECTATOR , fays I , is very witty to - day ; upon which a lufty lethargic old gentleman , who fat at the upper end of the ta- ble , having gradually blown out of his mouth a ...
Page 64
... took up a pair of clean tobacco - pipes ; and after- having flid the small end of them over the table in a moft melodious trill , he fetched a tune out of them , whistling to them at the fame time in concert . In fhort , the tobacco ...
... took up a pair of clean tobacco - pipes ; and after- having flid the small end of them over the table in a moft melodious trill , he fetched a tune out of them , whistling to them at the fame time in concert . In fhort , the tobacco ...
Page 65
... took his feat with us at the table , and hearing my friend that was with me hum over a tune to himself , he told him , if he would fing out , he would accompany his voice with a tobacco - pipe . As my friend has an a- greeable bafs , he ...
... took his feat with us at the table , and hearing my friend that was with me hum over a tune to himself , he told him , if he would fing out , he would accompany his voice with a tobacco - pipe . As my friend has an a- greeable bafs , he ...
Page 72
... took off all his phyfic , after the doctor had made them vouch for one another , that there were no foreigners among them , but that they were all Hammersmith men . There is another branch of pretenders to this art , who , without ...
... took off all his phyfic , after the doctor had made them vouch for one another , that there were no foreigners among them , but that they were all Hammersmith men . There is another branch of pretenders to this art , who , without ...
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