The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 49
... Perfection of an accomplished Man , As this Word arifes very often in Converfation , I fhall endeavour to give fome Account of it , and to lay down Rules how we may know whether we are poffef- fed of it , and how we may acquire that ...
... Perfection of an accomplished Man , As this Word arifes very often in Converfation , I fhall endeavour to give fome Account of it , and to lay down Rules how we may know whether we are poffef- fed of it , and how we may acquire that ...
Strana 95
... Perfection of our Sight above our other Senfes . The Pleasures of the Imagination arife originally from Sight . The Pleafures of the Imagination divided under two Heads . The Pleasures of the Imagination in fome Refpects equal to thofe ...
... Perfection of our Sight above our other Senfes . The Pleasures of the Imagination arife originally from Sight . The Pleafures of the Imagination divided under two Heads . The Pleasures of the Imagination in fome Refpects equal to thofe ...
Strana 152
... Perfection in any Thing . Their Hours together are either painful or infipid : The Minutes fhe has to her felf in his Abfence , are not fufficient to give Vent at her Eyes to the Grief and Torment of his laft Converfation . This poor ...
... Perfection in any Thing . Their Hours together are either painful or infipid : The Minutes fhe has to her felf in his Abfence , are not fufficient to give Vent at her Eyes to the Grief and Torment of his laft Converfation . This poor ...
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