The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... able to produce a scene infinitely more great and glorious than what we are able to imagine . It is not impossible but at the consummation of all things these outward apartments of nature , which are now suited to those beings who in ...
... able to produce a scene infinitely more great and glorious than what we are able to imagine . It is not impossible but at the consummation of all things these outward apartments of nature , which are now suited to those beings who in ...
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... able to conceive of it . We might here entertain ourselves with many other spe- culations on this subject , from those several hints which we find of it in the holy scriptures ; as , whe- ther there may not be different mansions and ...
... able to conceive of it . We might here entertain ourselves with many other spe- culations on this subject , from those several hints which we find of it in the holy scriptures ; as , whe- ther there may not be different mansions and ...
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... able in any object of the visible creation . He was able to moralize upon a snuff - box , would flourish elo- quently upon a tucker or a pair of ruffles , and draw practical inferences from a full - bottomed periwig . This I thought fit ...
... able in any object of the visible creation . He was able to moralize upon a snuff - box , would flourish elo- quently upon a tucker or a pair of ruffles , and draw practical inferences from a full - bottomed periwig . This I thought fit ...
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