The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 32
... thought • he lived in a near manner , to lay up what he thought was wanting in my fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few months I have obferved his carriage very much altered , and he has affected a certain air ...
... thought • he lived in a near manner , to lay up what he thought was wanting in my fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few months I have obferved his carriage very much altered , and he has affected a certain air ...
Strana 51
... thought , the best employment of human wit : other parts of philofophy may per- haps make us wifer , but this not ... thoughts ; an inquiry in- to which as much exceeds all other learning , as it is ⚫ of more confequence to adjust the ...
... thought , the best employment of human wit : other parts of philofophy may per- haps make us wifer , but this not ... thoughts ; an inquiry in- to which as much exceeds all other learning , as it is ⚫ of more confequence to adjust the ...
Strana 234
... thought fingular in my opi- nion of this matter , I fhall conclude my Paper with the words of Monfieur Bayle , who was a man of great free- dom of thought , as well as of exquifite learning and judgment . I cannot imagine , that a man ...
... thought fingular in my opi- nion of this matter , I fhall conclude my Paper with the words of Monfieur Bayle , who was a man of great free- dom of thought , as well as of exquifite learning and judgment . I cannot imagine , that a man ...
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