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perfect manner , and in such a manner as we • Fourthly , That this eternal being
must there have no idea of . « fore be the great author of nature , “ the anci" I shall
conclude this speculation with one " ent of days , " who being at an infinite ...
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And they shall lead the faid demandant with trumps and CCORDING to my
promise I herewith transmit to you a list of several persons , tabours , and other
manner of minstrelly to the I who from time to time demanded the Aitch of hall -
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TitleThe Spectator
The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele
AuthorsJoseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele
PublisherRichard Eyres, 1778
Original fromLyon Public Library
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