The Spectator, Volume 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Pagina 85
... thought mad is to contend that you are not fo ; as we generally conclude that man drunk , who takes pains to be thought fober . I will therefore leave my felf to your determination ; but am the more defirous to be thought in my fenfes ...
... thought mad is to contend that you are not fo ; as we generally conclude that man drunk , who takes pains to be thought fober . I will therefore leave my felf to your determination ; but am the more defirous to be thought in my fenfes ...
Pagina 110
... thought fo likely to fucceed in her affections as her first lover Sha- lum , who renewed his court to her about ten years after the death of Harpath ; for it was not thought decent in thofe days that a widow fhould be feen by a man ...
... thought fo likely to fucceed in her affections as her first lover Sha- lum , who renewed his court to her about ten years after the death of Harpath ; for it was not thought decent in thofe days that a widow fhould be feen by a man ...
Pagina 292
... thought hu- man : their eloquence warmed and ravifhed the hear- ers , but ftill it was thought the voice of man , not the voice of God . What advantage then had St. Paul above thofe of Greece or Rome ? I confefs , I can • afcribe this ...
... thought hu- man : their eloquence warmed and ravifhed the hear- ers , but ftill it was thought the voice of man , not the voice of God . What advantage then had St. Paul above thofe of Greece or Rome ? I confefs , I can • afcribe this ...
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