The Spectator, Svazek 8J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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Strana 31
... keep pace with the under- standing , and to form in itself distinct ideas of all the different modes and quantities of space . 0 . No 421. THURSDAY , JULY 3 , 1712 . PAPER XI . ON THE PLEASURES OF THE IMAGINATION . CONTENTS . How those ...
... keep pace with the under- standing , and to form in itself distinct ideas of all the different modes and quantities of space . 0 . No 421. THURSDAY , JULY 3 , 1712 . PAPER XI . ON THE PLEASURES OF THE IMAGINATION . CONTENTS . How those ...
Strana 36
... keeping the person he rallies in countenance , by insinuating that he himself is guilty of the same imperfec- tion . This he does with so much address , that he seems rather to bewail himself , than fall upon his friend . It is really ...
... keeping the person he rallies in countenance , by insinuating that he himself is guilty of the same imperfec- tion . This he does with so much address , that he seems rather to bewail himself , than fall upon his friend . It is really ...
Strana 40
... keep her at a distance from all the rest of the world , and cast lots for the conquest . N. B. I have many other secrets which concern the empire of love ; but I consider , that , while I alarm my women , I instruct my men . T. ? es N ...
... keep her at a distance from all the rest of the world , and cast lots for the conquest . N. B. I have many other secrets which concern the empire of love ; but I consider , that , while I alarm my women , I instruct my men . T. ? es N ...
Strana 65
... keep me out of the vices of the age ; and , in order to it , never let me see any thing that he thought could give me the least pleasure . At ten years old I was put to a grammar school , where my master received or- ders every post to ...
... keep me out of the vices of the age ; and , in order to it , never let me see any thing that he thought could give me the least pleasure . At ten years old I was put to a grammar school , where my master received or- ders every post to ...
Strana 77
... keeps its ground , I mean that of the ladies who dress themselves in a hat and feather , a riding coat and a periwig , or at least tie up their hair in a bag or riband , in imitation of the smart part of the opposite sex . As in my ...
... keeps its ground , I mean that of the ladies who dress themselves in a hat and feather , a riding coat and a periwig , or at least tie up their hair in a bag or riband , in imitation of the smart part of the opposite sex . As in my ...
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