The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 157
... itself even in the blemishes of these creatures , how much more does it discover itself in the several endow * In his Treatise on the Nature of final Caufes . See his works folio , vel . 4th . ments ments which it has variously bestowed ...
... itself even in the blemishes of these creatures , how much more does it discover itself in the several endow * In his Treatise on the Nature of final Caufes . See his works folio , vel . 4th . ments ments which it has variously bestowed ...
Strana 172
... itself in civil war and bloodfhed ; and when it is under its greatest restraints naturally breaks out in falfehood , detraction , calumny , and a partial administration of justice . In a word , it fills a nation with spleen and rancour ...
... itself in civil war and bloodfhed ; and when it is under its greatest restraints naturally breaks out in falfehood , detraction , calumny , and a partial administration of justice . In a word , it fills a nation with spleen and rancour ...
Strana 253
... itself . Oh how glorious is the old age of that great man , who has spent his time in fuch con- templations as has made this being , what only it should be , an education for heaven ! He has , according to the lights of reafon and ...
... itself . Oh how glorious is the old age of that great man , who has spent his time in fuch con- templations as has made this being , what only it should be , an education for heaven ! He has , according to the lights of reafon and ...
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