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Sir Richard Steele. nefs it self wish more for a Man , than to have Wealth , and the best Sense in the use of it ; than to be elegantly De- lightful , artlessly Elo- quent , difcreetly Sin- cere , and judiciously Bountiful ? Your Lord ...
Sir Richard Steele. nefs it self wish more for a Man , than to have Wealth , and the best Sense in the use of it ; than to be elegantly De- lightful , artlessly Elo- quent , difcreetly Sin- cere , and judiciously Bountiful ? Your Lord ...
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... concerning the Bill for preventing the Growth of Schifm . P. 181 Mr. Steele's Apology for himself and his Wri- tings ; occafioned by his Expulfion from the Houfe of Commons . P. 205 THE THE ENGLISH MAN'S THANKS TO THE DUKE of Marlborough .
... concerning the Bill for preventing the Growth of Schifm . P. 181 Mr. Steele's Apology for himself and his Wri- tings ; occafioned by his Expulfion from the Houfe of Commons . P. 205 THE THE ENGLISH MAN'S THANKS TO THE DUKE of Marlborough .
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Sir Richard Steele. tain , and cannot be impaired by his Creations . But if it be not Prophane to mention , fo near after his Omnipotence , any Distinctions we give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with ...
Sir Richard Steele. tain , and cannot be impaired by his Creations . But if it be not Prophane to mention , fo near after his Omnipotence , any Distinctions we give one another here , I would proceed to say that it is not fo with ...
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Sir Richard Steele. rity ) might difpute his being bound by the A & of his Predeceffor in fo weighty a Particular . Mr. IRONSIDE , ' YOU • OU employ your important Moments , ' methinks , a little too frivolously , when you confider fo ...
Sir Richard Steele. rity ) might difpute his being bound by the A & of his Predeceffor in fo weighty a Particular . Mr. IRONSIDE , ' YOU • OU employ your important Moments , ' methinks , a little too frivolously , when you confider fo ...
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