The Spectator, Volum 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... creature . Adam urges , in this divine colloquy , the impossibility of his being happy , though he was the inhabitant of Paradise , and lord of the whole creation , without the conversation and society of some rational creature who ...
... creature . Adam urges , in this divine colloquy , the impossibility of his being happy , though he was the inhabitant of Paradise , and lord of the whole creation , without the conversation and society of some rational creature who ...
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... creature , ” - -he went on , " It is a most unreasonable thing , that people cannot go peaceably to see their friends , but these murderers are let loose . Such a shape ! such an air ! what a glance was that as her chariot passed by ...
... creature , ” - -he went on , " It is a most unreasonable thing , that people cannot go peaceably to see their friends , but these murderers are let loose . Such a shape ! such an air ! what a glance was that as her chariot passed by ...
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... creature is formed that is complete in all its That there should be more species of senses ; and even among these there is such intelligent creatures above us , than there a different degree of perfection in the senses are of sensible ...
... creature is formed that is complete in all its That there should be more species of senses ; and even among these there is such intelligent creatures above us , than there a different degree of perfection in the senses are of sensible ...
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