The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 38
... body ; nay , that the defire grows more violent , and ( like all other habits ) gathers ftrength by age , at the fame time that it has no power of exe- cuting its own purposes . If , fay they , the foul is the moft fubject to thefe ...
... body ; nay , that the defire grows more violent , and ( like all other habits ) gathers ftrength by age , at the fame time that it has no power of exe- cuting its own purposes . If , fay they , the foul is the moft fubject to thefe ...
Strana 131
... body . " B a Odily labour is of two kinds , either that which man fubmits to for his livelihood , or that which he undergoes for his pleafure . The latter of them generally changes the name of labour for that of ex- ercife , but differs ...
... body . " B a Odily labour is of two kinds , either that which man fubmits to for his livelihood , or that which he undergoes for his pleafure . The latter of them generally changes the name of labour for that of ex- ercife , but differs ...
Strana 343
... body's humours ; to comply with the inclina- " tions and pursuits of thofe he converfed with ; " to contradict no body ; never to affume a fupe riority over others . This is the ready way to " gain applaufe , without exciting envy . 46 ...
... body's humours ; to comply with the inclina- " tions and pursuits of thofe he converfed with ; " to contradict no body ; never to affume a fupe riority over others . This is the ready way to " gain applaufe , without exciting envy . 46 ...
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