The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina 105
... whole Hemisphere is extinguished ; such Oppression upon their Minds , made an Apology was the vanishing of the Goddess : And not only for not joining with the rest of the World in their of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army ...
... whole Hemisphere is extinguished ; such Oppression upon their Minds , made an Apology was the vanishing of the Goddess : And not only for not joining with the rest of the World in their of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army ...
Pagina 289
... Whole ; yet as they are better fed , and cloth'd , and lodg'd , than her other Subjects , the Custoins and Excises upon their Consumption , the Imposts upon their Houses , and other Taxes , do very probably make a fifth Part of the whole ...
... Whole ; yet as they are better fed , and cloth'd , and lodg'd , than her other Subjects , the Custoins and Excises upon their Consumption , the Imposts upon their Houses , and other Taxes , do very probably make a fifth Part of the whole ...
Pagina 605
... whole Creation , the whole Creation it self to the infinite Space that is every where diffused about it ; or when the Imagination works downward , and con- siders the Bulk of a human Body in respect of an Animal , a hundred times less ...
... whole Creation , the whole Creation it self to the infinite Space that is every where diffused about it ; or when the Imagination works downward , and con- siders the Bulk of a human Body in respect of an Animal , a hundred times less ...
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