The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Reflections that are peculiar to his own manner of thinking ; so that Con- verfation will naturally furnish us with Hints which we did not attend to , and make us enjoy other Mens Parts and Reflections as well as our own . This is the ...
... Reflections that are peculiar to his own manner of thinking ; so that Con- verfation will naturally furnish us with Hints which we did not attend to , and make us enjoy other Mens Parts and Reflections as well as our own . This is the ...
Strana 194
... Reflection , how much I mitigate a good Man's Pains , whofe Welfare depends upon my Affiduity about him , that I willingly exclude the loofe Gratifications of Paffion for the folid Reflections of Duty . I know not whe- ther any Man's ...
... Reflection , how much I mitigate a good Man's Pains , whofe Welfare depends upon my Affiduity about him , that I willingly exclude the loofe Gratifications of Paffion for the folid Reflections of Duty . I know not whe- ther any Man's ...
Strana 206
... Reflections and Obfervations upon every Piece of Intelligence that is fent us from abroad . The Text is given us by one Set of Writers , and the Comment by another . BUT notwithstanding we have the fame Tale told us in fo many different ...
... Reflections and Obfervations upon every Piece of Intelligence that is fent us from abroad . The Text is given us by one Set of Writers , and the Comment by another . BUT notwithstanding we have the fame Tale told us in fo many different ...
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