The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 |
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Page 33
... first fet of arti- fices , they are too numerous to come within the compafs of your paper , and shall therefore be ་ referved for a fecond letter . · · The management of a husband is built upon the following doctrines , which are ...
... first fet of arti- fices , they are too numerous to come within the compafs of your paper , and shall therefore be ་ referved for a fecond letter . · · The management of a husband is built upon the following doctrines , which are ...
Page 35
... first perfon out of all their works , as rifing from vain - glory and felf - conceit . To fhew their particular averfion to it , they branded this form of writing with the name of an Egotifm ; a figure not to be found among the ancient ...
... first perfon out of all their works , as rifing from vain - glory and felf - conceit . To fhew their particular averfion to it , they branded this form of writing with the name of an Egotifm ; a figure not to be found among the ancient ...
Page 45
... first amufed myself with all the richness and va- riety of colours , which appeared in the weftern parts of heaven : In proportion as they faded away and went out , feveral ftars and planets appeared one after another , until the whole ...
... first amufed myself with all the richness and va- riety of colours , which appeared in the weftern parts of heaven : In proportion as they faded away and went out , feveral ftars and planets appeared one after another , until the whole ...
Page 47
... first creation . There is no queftion but the universe has certain bounds fet to it ; but when we confider that it is the work of in- finite power prompted by infinite goodness , with an infinite space to exert itself in , how can our ...
... first creation . There is no queftion but the universe has certain bounds fet to it ; but when we confider that it is the work of in- finite power prompted by infinite goodness , with an infinite space to exert itself in , how can our ...
Page 48
... first place , that he is omniprefent ; and , in the second , that he is omnifcient . - If we confider him in his omniprefence : His be- ing paffes through , actuates , and supports the whole frame of nature . His creation , and every ...
... first place , that he is omniprefent ; and , in the second , that he is omnifcient . - If we confider him in his omniprefence : His be- ing paffes through , actuates , and supports the whole frame of nature . His creation , and every ...
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