The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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they have , because of the abfurd inclination they are poffeffed with for what they have not . Cleanthes had good fenfe , a great memory , and a con- ftitution capable of the clofeft ... because of the abfurd inclination they are ...
they have , because of the abfurd inclination they are poffeffed with for what they have not . Cleanthes had good fenfe , a great memory , and a con- ftitution capable of the clofeft ... because of the abfurd inclination they are ...
Strana 92
... because in this cafe , the object preffes too clofe upon our fenfes , and bears so hard upon us , that it does not give us time or leifure to reflect on ourselves . Our thoughts are fo intent upon the miseries of the fufferer , that we ...
... because in this cafe , the object preffes too clofe upon our fenfes , and bears so hard upon us , that it does not give us time or leifure to reflect on ourselves . Our thoughts are fo intent upon the miseries of the fufferer , that we ...
Strana 114
... because ' tis almost impoffible not to live plea- fantly , where the mafter of a family is fuch a one as you there defcribe your friend , who cannot therefore ( I mean as to his domeftic character ) be too often recommended to the ...
... because ' tis almost impoffible not to live plea- fantly , where the mafter of a family is fuch a one as you there defcribe your friend , who cannot therefore ( I mean as to his domeftic character ) be too often recommended to the ...
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