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Pagina 18
There is nothing in particular in which I so much rejoice as the deliverance a of good and generous spirits out of dangers , 18 THE TATLIR . parrot and swan, shall pay contributions to her muff...
There is nothing in particular in which I so much rejoice as the deliverance a of good and generous spirits out of dangers , 18 THE TATLIR . parrot and swan, shall pay contributions to her muff...
Pagina 19
a of good and generous spirits out of dangers , difficulties , and distresses . And because the world does not supply instances of this kind to furnish out sufficient entertainments for such an humanity and benevolence of temper ...
a of good and generous spirits out of dangers , difficulties , and distresses . And because the world does not supply instances of this kind to furnish out sufficient entertainments for such an humanity and benevolence of temper ...
Pagina 24
The foregoing letter was the more pleasing to me . because I perceive some little symptoms in it of a resuscitation ; and having lately seen the predictions of this author , which are written in a true protestant spirit of prophecy ...
The foregoing letter was the more pleasing to me . because I perceive some little symptoms in it of a resuscitation ; and having lately seen the predictions of this author , which are written in a true protestant spirit of prophecy ...
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We who are unbodied spirits can sharpen our sight to what degree we think fit , and make the least work of the creation distinct and visible . This gives us such ideas as cannot possibly enter into your present conceptions .
We who are unbodied spirits can sharpen our sight to what degree we think fit , and make the least work of the creation distinct and visible . This gives us such ideas as cannot possibly enter into your present conceptions .
Pagina 30
Such disquisitions ( answered he ) are very suitable to reasonable creatures ; and you may be sure , there are many curious spirits among us who employ themselves in such amusements . For as our hands , and all our senses , may be ...
Such disquisitions ( answered he ) are very suitable to reasonable creatures ; and you may be sure , there are many curious spirits among us who employ themselves in such amusements . For as our hands , and all our senses , may be ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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