The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... because the mind of man requires fomething more perfect in matter , than what it finds there , and can never meet with any fight in nature which fuffi- ciently answers its highest ideas of pleafantnefs ; or , in other words , because ...
... because the mind of man requires fomething more perfect in matter , than what it finds there , and can never meet with any fight in nature which fuffi- ciently answers its highest ideas of pleafantnefs ; or , in other words , because ...
Strana 238
... because the carriage of letters will be very cheap ; and fecondly , because I may receive them every day . By this means my readers will have their news fresh and fresh , and many worthy citizens who ⚫ cannot fleep with any ...
... because the carriage of letters will be very cheap ; and fecondly , because I may receive them every day . By this means my readers will have their news fresh and fresh , and many worthy citizens who ⚫ cannot fleep with any ...
Strana 264
... because they have not the confidence to refift folicitation , importunity or example ? 66 Nor does this falfe modefty expofe us only to fuch actions as are indifcreet , but very often to fuch as are highly criminal . When Xenophanes was ...
... because they have not the confidence to refift folicitation , importunity or example ? 66 Nor does this falfe modefty expofe us only to fuch actions as are indifcreet , but very often to fuch as are highly criminal . When Xenophanes was ...
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