The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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We might carry this thought further , and confider a man as on one fide , fhortening his time by thinking on nothing , or ... carried him away ) before the water was all spilt . * . There is a very pretty story in the Turkish tales which ...
We might carry this thought further , and confider a man as on one fide , fhortening his time by thinking on nothing , or ... carried him away ) before the water was all spilt . * . There is a very pretty story in the Turkish tales which ...
Strana 139
... carried him off in the fortieth year of his age ; and the whole history we have of his life till that time , is but one continued account of the behaviour of a noble foul ftruggling under in- numerable pains and diftempers * . For my ...
... carried him off in the fortieth year of his age ; and the whole history we have of his life till that time , is but one continued account of the behaviour of a noble foul ftruggling under in- numerable pains and diftempers * . For my ...
Strana 225
... carried in proceffion through the city . P. He means , that all the other . felicities fhould not be relished ,, or even perceived to exit , without the prince's favour . P. The fenfe feems to require without a CAPACITY , " but all the ...
... carried in proceffion through the city . P. He means , that all the other . felicities fhould not be relished ,, or even perceived to exit , without the prince's favour . P. The fenfe feems to require without a CAPACITY , " but all the ...
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