The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 111
... reason can purfue a particle of matter through an infinite variety of divifions , but the fancy foon lofes fight of it , and feels in itself a kind of chafm , that wants to be filled with matter of a more fenfible bulk . We can neither ...
... reason can purfue a particle of matter through an infinite variety of divifions , but the fancy foon lofes fight of it , and feels in itself a kind of chafm , that wants to be filled with matter of a more fenfible bulk . We can neither ...
Strana 167
... reason , when I think on the figure my feveral volumes of Speculations will make about a hundred years hence , I confider them as fo many pieces of old plate , where the weight will be regarded , but the fashion loft . Among the feveral ...
... reason , when I think on the figure my feveral volumes of Speculations will make about a hundred years hence , I confider them as fo many pieces of old plate , where the weight will be regarded , but the fashion loft . Among the feveral ...
Strana 234
... reason and reflection , and may be immediately followed by a fecret grief , to fee our neighbour's honour blasted . If it does not ceafe immediately it is a fign that we " are " · are not displeased with the ill - nature 434 N ° 451 THE ...
... reason and reflection , and may be immediately followed by a fecret grief , to fee our neighbour's honour blasted . If it does not ceafe immediately it is a fign that we " are " · are not displeased with the ill - nature 434 N ° 451 THE ...
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