The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 132
... proper exertion of our intellectual faculties , during the prefent laws of union between foul and body . It is to a neglect in this particular that we must afcribe the fpleen , which is fo frequent in men of ftudious and fedentary ...
... proper exertion of our intellectual faculties , during the prefent laws of union between foul and body . It is to a neglect in this particular that we must afcribe the fpleen , which is fo frequent in men of ftudious and fedentary ...
Strana 155
... proper for them , and makes them naturally avoid whatever is noxious or unwholefome ? Tully has ob- ferved , that a lamb no fooner falls from its mother , but immediately and of its own accord it applies itself to the teat . Dampier ...
... proper for them , and makes them naturally avoid whatever is noxious or unwholefome ? Tully has ob- ferved , that a lamb no fooner falls from its mother , but immediately and of its own accord it applies itself to the teat . Dampier ...
Strana 257
... proper therefore to trace the original and fignification of this word . Cant is , by fome people , derived from one Andrew Cant , who , they fay , was a prefbyterian minifter in fome illiterate part of Scotland , who by exercife and use ...
... proper therefore to trace the original and fignification of this word . Cant is , by fome people , derived from one Andrew Cant , who , they fay , was a prefbyterian minifter in fome illiterate part of Scotland , who by exercife and use ...
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