The Spectator, Svazek 2Harrison and Company, 1793 |
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Strana 55
... Understanding , tells us , that it is poffible fome creatures may think half an hour as long as we do a thousand years ; or look upon that ipace of duration which we call a minute , as an hour , a week , a month , or a whole age . This ...
... Understanding , tells us , that it is poffible fome creatures may think half an hour as long as we do a thousand years ; or look upon that ipace of duration which we call a minute , as an hour , a week , a month , or a whole age . This ...
Strana 58
... understanding . There is perhaps fomething in the beginning of it which I ought in modefty to conceal ; but I have fo much efteem for this correfpondent , that I will not alter a tittle of what the writes , though I am thus fcrupulous ...
... understanding . There is perhaps fomething in the beginning of it which I ought in modefty to conceal ; but I have fo much efteem for this correfpondent , that I will not alter a tittle of what the writes , though I am thus fcrupulous ...
Strana 60
... understandings may , or may not , be of fervice to us , according as it is managed . It has been thought we are not generally fo ignorant as ill- ‹ taught , or that our sex does so often want wit , judg- ment , or knowledge , as the ...
... understandings may , or may not , be of fervice to us , according as it is managed . It has been thought we are not generally fo ignorant as ill- ‹ taught , or that our sex does so often want wit , judg- ment , or knowledge , as the ...
Strana 77
... understanding : Mrs. Rebecca Quick- ly , whom he married , had all that the fire of youth and a lively manner could do towards making an agreeable woman . These two people of feeming merit fell into .. „ each other's arms ; and paffion ...
... understanding : Mrs. Rebecca Quick- ly , whom he married , had all that the fire of youth and a lively manner could do towards making an agreeable woman . These two people of feeming merit fell into .. „ each other's arms ; and paffion ...
Strana 95
... understanding , and a head which is full though confufed , fo that a man who converfes with him may often receive from him hints of things that are worth knowing , and what he may poflibly turn to his own advantage , though they are of ...
... understanding , and a head which is full though confufed , fo that a man who converfes with him may often receive from him hints of things that are worth knowing , and what he may poflibly turn to his own advantage , though they are of ...
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