The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 151
... Self - love , and thought themselves ( in fpight of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themselves qualified like Buck ? TULLY fpeaks of this Custom with lefs Horror than one would ...
... Self - love , and thought themselves ( in fpight of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themselves qualified like Buck ? TULLY fpeaks of this Custom with lefs Horror than one would ...
Strana 196
... Self - Preservation ; for who can reflect upon the Merchant hoifting Sail in a doubt- ⚫ful Pursuit of her , and all Mankind facrificing their Quiet to her , but must perceive that the Characters of • Self - Prefervation ( which were ...
... Self - Preservation ; for who can reflect upon the Merchant hoifting Sail in a doubt- ⚫ful Pursuit of her , and all Mankind facrificing their Quiet to her , but must perceive that the Characters of • Self - Prefervation ( which were ...
Strana 238
... Self - Conceit . His Eyes had every now and then a Caft inwards to the Neglect of all Objects about him ; and the Arms which he made use of for Conqueft , were borrowed from thofe against whom he had a Defign . The Arrow which he shot ...
... Self - Conceit . His Eyes had every now and then a Caft inwards to the Neglect of all Objects about him ; and the Arms which he made use of for Conqueft , were borrowed from thofe against whom he had a Defign . The Arrow which he shot ...
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