The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 101
... fhort of it about a Pound after a Day's Faft , and exceed- ing it as much after a very full Meal ; fo that it is my ⚫ continual Employment , to trim the Balance between these two Volatile Pounds in my Conftitution . In my ordinary ...
... fhort of it about a Pound after a Day's Faft , and exceed- ing it as much after a very full Meal ; fo that it is my ⚫ continual Employment , to trim the Balance between these two Volatile Pounds in my Conftitution . In my ordinary ...
Strana 103
... fhort , the Prefervation of Life fhould be only a fecondary Con- cern , and the Direction of it our Principal . If we have this Frame of Mind , we fhall take the best Means to preferve Life , without being over - folicitous about the ...
... fhort , the Prefervation of Life fhould be only a fecondary Con- cern , and the Direction of it our Principal . If we have this Frame of Mind , we fhall take the best Means to preferve Life , without being over - folicitous about the ...
Strana 134
... fhort , and told him , That the Papers he hinted at had done great good in the City , and that all their Wives and Daughters were the better for them : And further added , That the whole City thought them- felves very much obliged to me ...
... fhort , and told him , That the Papers he hinted at had done great good in the City , and that all their Wives and Daughters were the better for them : And further added , That the whole City thought them- felves very much obliged to me ...
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