The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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turally a greater tafte of these two perfections in every building which offers itself to his view , than of that which I have hitherto confidered , I fhall not trouble my reader with any reflections ... these two perfections in every ...
turally a greater tafte of these two perfections in every building which offers itself to his view , than of that which I have hitherto confidered , I fhall not trouble my reader with any reflections ... these two perfections in every ...
Strana 180
... these Spectators , I doubt not but I fhall find the fuccefs of them to equal , if not surpass , that of the best of my own . An author fhould take all methods to humble himself in the opinion he has of his own performances . When these ...
... these Spectators , I doubt not but I fhall find the fuccefs of them to equal , if not surpass , that of the best of my own . An author fhould take all methods to humble himself in the opinion he has of his own performances . When these ...
Strana 263
... these weights , they fhewed the value of every thing that is in efteem among men . I made an effay of them , by putting the weight of wisdom in one fcale , and that of riches in another , upon which the latter , to fhew its comparative ...
... these weights , they fhewed the value of every thing that is in efteem among men . I made an effay of them , by putting the weight of wisdom in one fcale , and that of riches in another , upon which the latter , to fhew its comparative ...
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