The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 114
... several originals of those pleasures that gratify the fancy ; and here , perhaps , it would not be very difficult to caft under their proper heads thofe contrary objects , which are apt to fill it with diftafe and terror ; for the ...
... several originals of those pleasures that gratify the fancy ; and here , perhaps , it would not be very difficult to caft under their proper heads thofe contrary objects , which are apt to fill it with diftafe and terror ; for the ...
Strana 162
... several customs very remarkable , The men never shaved their beards , or pared their nails above once in a twelvemonth , which was probably about the time of the great annual meeting upon their fron- tiers . I find the name of a ...
... several customs very remarkable , The men never shaved their beards , or pared their nails above once in a twelvemonth , which was probably about the time of the great annual meeting upon their fron- tiers . I find the name of a ...
Strana 267
... several respects . First , Because the greatest part of morality ( as I have ftated the notion of it ) is of a fixt eternal nature , and will endure when faith fhall fail , and be loft in conviction . Secondly , Becaufe a perfon may be ...
... several respects . First , Because the greatest part of morality ( as I have ftated the notion of it ) is of a fixt eternal nature , and will endure when faith fhall fail , and be loft in conviction . Secondly , Becaufe a perfon may be ...
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