The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Head . And thus as the Poor are the Caufe , without which the Rich could not pay this Tax , even the pooreft Subject is upon this Account worth three Shillings yearly to the Prince . AGAIN : One would imagine the Confumption of feren ...
... Head . And thus as the Poor are the Caufe , without which the Rich could not pay this Tax , even the pooreft Subject is upon this Account worth three Shillings yearly to the Prince . AGAIN : One would imagine the Confumption of feren ...
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... Head he very much recommends a Form of Prayer the Lacedemonians make ufe of , in which they petition the Gods , to give them all good Things fo long as they were virtuous . Under this Head likewife he gives a very remarkable Account of ...
... Head he very much recommends a Form of Prayer the Lacedemonians make ufe of , in which they petition the Gods , to give them all good Things fo long as they were virtuous . Under this Head likewife he gives a very remarkable Account of ...
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... Head or go to Sleep for them , the first Week that he is in Town . On the contrary , WILL HONEYCOMB calls them the Ra- mage de la Ville , and prefers them to the Sounds of Larks and Nightingales , with all the Mufick of the Fields and ...
... Head or go to Sleep for them , the first Week that he is in Town . On the contrary , WILL HONEYCOMB calls them the Ra- mage de la Ville , and prefers them to the Sounds of Larks and Nightingales , with all the Mufick of the Fields and ...
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