The Spectator, Svazek 2Harrison and Company, 1793 |
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... fervent defire after knowledge , and a great fenfe of our prefent ignorance , may be thought a good prefage and earneft of improvement , you may look upon your time you shall bestow in answering this ' request not thrown away to no ...
... fervent defire after knowledge , and a great fenfe of our prefent ignorance , may be thought a good prefage and earneft of improvement , you may look upon your time you shall bestow in answering this ' request not thrown away to no ...
Strana 251
... fervently , that it was next to an impotibility to be unattentive . My eyes and my thoughts could not wander as ufual ... fervent withes accom- panied my words . The confeffion was read with such a refigned humility , the ab'olution with ...
... fervently , that it was next to an impotibility to be unattentive . My eyes and my thoughts could not wander as ufual ... fervent withes accom- panied my words . The confeffion was read with such a refigned humility , the ab'olution with ...
Strana 252
Joseph Addison. fervently , how to place the emphafis , and give the proper accent to each word , and how to vary the voice accord- ing to the nature of the fentence . There is certainly a very great difference between the reading a ...
Joseph Addison. fervently , how to place the emphafis , and give the proper accent to each word , and how to vary the voice accord- ing to the nature of the fentence . There is certainly a very great difference between the reading a ...
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