The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... greatest geniufes have commonly the ftrongeft affections , as , on the other hand , the weaker underítandings have gene- rally the weaker paffions ; and it is fit the fury of the • courfers fhould not be too great for the ftrength of ...
... greatest geniufes have commonly the ftrongeft affections , as , on the other hand , the weaker underítandings have gene- rally the weaker paffions ; and it is fit the fury of the • courfers fhould not be too great for the ftrength of ...
Strana 114
... greatest part of their time must be fpent within themfelves , and confequently it behoves ⚫ them to confider how agreeable it will be to them be- ⚫fore they leave this dear town . ་ " I remember , Mr. SPECTATOR , we were very ⚫ well ...
... greatest part of their time must be fpent within themfelves , and confequently it behoves ⚫ them to confider how agreeable it will be to them be- ⚫fore they leave this dear town . ་ " I remember , Mr. SPECTATOR , we were very ⚫ well ...
Strana 278
... greatest and beft princes of all the Roman emperors , who , no doubt , heard with the greatest fatisfaction , what even the moft difinterested . perfons , and at fo large a diftance of time , cannot read without admiration . Cæfar ...
... greatest and beft princes of all the Roman emperors , who , no doubt , heard with the greatest fatisfaction , what even the moft difinterested . perfons , and at fo large a diftance of time , cannot read without admiration . Cæfar ...
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