The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 |
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... body had written a book against the fquire and the whole parish . The minifter of the place having at that time a controverfy with fome of his congregation , upon account of his tithes , was under fome fuf- picion of being the author ...
... body had written a book against the fquire and the whole parish . The minifter of the place having at that time a controverfy with fome of his congregation , upon account of his tithes , was under fome fuf- picion of being the author ...
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... bodies that never return again to their former nature : But , with fubmiffion , they ought to throw into their account thofe innumera- . ble rational beings which fetch their nourishment chiefly out of liquids ; especially when we ...
... bodies that never return again to their former nature : But , with fubmiffion , they ought to throw into their account thofe innumera- . ble rational beings which fetch their nourishment chiefly out of liquids ; especially when we ...
Page 62
... body , and fortune of the perfon who is devoted to it . In regard to the mind , it first of all discovers every flaw in it . The fober man , by the ftrength of reafon , may keep under and fubdue every vice or folly to which he is moft ...
... body , and fortune of the perfon who is devoted to it . In regard to the mind , it first of all discovers every flaw in it . The fober man , by the ftrength of reafon , may keep under and fubdue every vice or folly to which he is moft ...
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... bodies and fortunes of men ; but these I shall referve for the fubject of fome fu- ture paper . ******* No 570. WEDNESDAY , JULY 21 . Nugaque canora . Chiming trifles . HOR . Ars Poet . ver . 322 . ROSCOMMON . THE HERE is fcarce a man ...
... bodies and fortunes of men ; but these I shall referve for the fubject of fome fu- ture paper . ******* No 570. WEDNESDAY , JULY 21 . Nugaque canora . Chiming trifles . HOR . Ars Poet . ver . 322 . ROSCOMMON . THE HERE is fcarce a man ...
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... bodies , will by this faculty , in what- ever part of space they refide , be always fenfible of the divine prefence . We , who have this veil of flesh ftanding between us and the world of fpirits , muft be content to know that the ...
... bodies , will by this faculty , in what- ever part of space they refide , be always fenfible of the divine prefence . We , who have this veil of flesh ftanding between us and the world of fpirits , muft be content to know that the ...
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