The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... first favourable opportunity of making her angry . When he was in this thought , he faw Robin the porter , who waits at Will's coffee - house , paffing by . Robin , you must know , is the best man in town for carrying a billet ; the ...
... first favourable opportunity of making her angry . When he was in this thought , he faw Robin the porter , who waits at Will's coffee - house , paffing by . Robin , you must know , is the best man in town for carrying a billet ; the ...
Strana 81
... first divided the pleafures of the imagination into fuch as arife from objects that are actually before our eyes , or that once entered in at our eyes , and are after-- wards called up into the mind either barely by its own operations ...
... first divided the pleafures of the imagination into fuch as arife from objects that are actually before our eyes , or that once entered in at our eyes , and are after-- wards called up into the mind either barely by its own operations ...
Strana 197
... first indifferent to us , but even fuch as were painful , will by custom and prac- tice become pleasant . Sir Francis Bacon obferves in his natural philofophy , that our tafte is never pleafed better than with thofe things which at ...
... first indifferent to us , but even fuch as were painful , will by custom and prac- tice become pleasant . Sir Francis Bacon obferves in his natural philofophy , that our tafte is never pleafed better than with thofe things which at ...
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