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Pagina 240
... obliged the World , this of Eyes is at your Service . The first Eye of Consequence ( under the invisible Author of all ) is the visible Luminary of the Universe : This glorious Spectator is said never to open his Eyes at his Rising in a ...
... obliged the World , this of Eyes is at your Service . The first Eye of Consequence ( under the invisible Author of all ) is the visible Luminary of the Universe : This glorious Spectator is said never to open his Eyes at his Rising in a ...
Pagina 346
... obliged to attend Business of Importance elsewhere the very next Moment : Thus they run from Place to Place , professing that they are obliged to be still in another Company than that which they are in . These Persons who are just a ...
... obliged to attend Business of Importance elsewhere the very next Moment : Thus they run from Place to Place , professing that they are obliged to be still in another Company than that which they are in . These Persons who are just a ...
Pagina 446
... obliged humble Servant , John Trott . Let me desire you to make what Alterations you please , and insert this as ... oblige , Sir , Your very humble Servant , To be a very well - bred Man . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , N. B. ' The SPECTATOR . You ...
... obliged humble Servant , John Trott . Let me desire you to make what Alterations you please , and insert this as ... oblige , Sir , Your very humble Servant , To be a very well - bred Man . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , N. B. ' The SPECTATOR . You ...
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