The Spectator, Svazek 8 |
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Strana 49
My son , ' said he , many have been the watchings , long the lucubrations ,
constant the labours of thy father , not only to gain a great and plentiful estate to
his posterity , but also to take care that he should have no posterity . Be not
amazed ...
My son , ' said he , many have been the watchings , long the lucubrations ,
constant the labours of thy father , not only to gain a great and plentiful estate to
his posterity , but also to take care that he should have no posterity . Be not
amazed ...
Strana 50
To tell the truth , Alexandrinus was a man of wit and pleasure , and eonsidered
his father had lived out his natural time ; his life was long and uniform , suitable to
the regularity of it ; but that he himself , poor sinner , wanted a new life , to repent
...
To tell the truth , Alexandrinus was a man of wit and pleasure , and eonsidered
his father had lived out his natural time ; his life was long and uniform , suitable to
the regularity of it ; but that he himself , poor sinner , wanted a new life , to repent
...
Strana 51
The father the mother the moon , the wind is in the womb , the earth is the nurse
of it , and mother of all perfection . All this must be received with modesty and
wisdom . ” The chymical people carry , in all their jargon , a whimsical sort of piety
...
The father the mother the moon , the wind is in the womb , the earth is the nurse
of it , and mother of all perfection . All this must be received with modesty and
wisdom . ” The chymical people carry , in all their jargon , a whimsical sort of piety
...
Strana 52
I will not pretend to express to you the unfeigned tenderness that passed
between these two extraordinary persons ; but if the father recommended the
care of his remains with vehemence and affection , the son was not behindhand
in ...
I will not pretend to express to you the unfeigned tenderness that passed
between these two extraordinary persons ; but if the father recommended the
care of his remains with vehemence and affection , the son was not behindhand
in ...
Strana 65
... where my master received orders every post to use me very severely , and
have no regard to my having a great estate . At fifteen I was removed to the
university , where I lived , out of my father's great discretion , in scandalous
poverty and ...
... where my master received orders every post to use me very severely , and
have no regard to my having a great estate . At fifteen I was removed to the
university , where I lived , out of my father's great discretion , in scandalous
poverty and ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 8 British essayists – Svazky 4–9 The Spectator |
| Vydavatel | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Wisconsinská univerzita – Madison |
| Digitalizováno | 10. listopad 2016 |
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