The Spectator [by J. Addison and others]. With hist. and biogr. preface, and explanatory notes, المجلد 71823 |
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... light than as an officious tool , or a well- meaning idiot . When it was formerly the fashion to husband a lie , and trump it up in some extraordinary emergency , it generally did execution , and was not a little serviceable to the ...
... light than as an officious tool , or a well- meaning idiot . When it was formerly the fashion to husband a lie , and trump it up in some extraordinary emergency , it generally did execution , and was not a little serviceable to the ...
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... light , but nervous . The first is thus : Here Thomas Sapper lies interr'd . Ah why ! Born in New England , did in London die ; Was the third son of eight , begot upon His mother Martha , by his father John , Much favoured by his prince ...
... light , but nervous . The first is thus : Here Thomas Sapper lies interr'd . Ah why ! Born in New England , did in London die ; Was the third son of eight , begot upon His mother Martha , by his father John , Much favoured by his prince ...
الصفحة 257
Spectator The. light of reason , have framed of the Divine Being , it amounts to this ; that he has in him all the perfec- tion of a spiritual nature . And , since we have no notion of ... light of reason, have framed of the Divine Being...
Spectator The. light of reason , have framed of the Divine Being , it amounts to this ; that he has in him all the perfec- tion of a spiritual nature . And , since we have no notion of ... light of reason, have framed of the Divine Being...
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