“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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Strana 45
... reason of this most certainly is , that the very effence of good- ⚫ breeding and politenefs confifts in feveral niceties , which are so minute that they escape his obfervation , and hẻ ⚫ falls fhort of the original he would copy after ...
... reason of this most certainly is , that the very effence of good- ⚫ breeding and politenefs confifts in feveral niceties , which are so minute that they escape his obfervation , and hẻ ⚫ falls fhort of the original he would copy after ...
Strana 68
... reasons for all his pains , and prescriptions for every fancy that troubled him ; in hot weather he lived upon juleps , and let blood to prevent fevers ; when it grew cloudy he generally apprehended a confumption ; to fhorten the ...
... reasons for all his pains , and prescriptions for every fancy that troubled him ; in hot weather he lived upon juleps , and let blood to prevent fevers ; when it grew cloudy he generally apprehended a confumption ; to fhorten the ...
Strana 74
... reason , said the emperor , that I grieve . gain : ON the contrary , religion bears a more tender regard to human nature . It prefcribes to every miferable man the means of bettering his condition ; nay , it fhews him , that the bearing ...
... reason , said the emperor , that I grieve . gain : ON the contrary , religion bears a more tender regard to human nature . It prefcribes to every miferable man the means of bettering his condition ; nay , it fhews him , that the bearing ...
Strana 77
... Reason there- fore tells us , without any manner of hesitation , which would be the better part in this choice . However , as I have before intimated , our reason.might in fuch a cafe be fo overfet by the imagination , as to dispose ...
... Reason there- fore tells us , without any manner of hesitation , which would be the better part in this choice . However , as I have before intimated , our reason.might in fuch a cafe be fo overfet by the imagination , as to dispose ...
Strana 119
... reason- able creature , he would not , if poffible , fuffer his image to pafs out of his hands unadorned with a refemblance of himself in this moft lovely part of his nature . For what complacency could a mind , whofe love is as ...
... reason- able creature , he would not , if poffible , fuffer his image to pafs out of his hands unadorned with a refemblance of himself in this moft lovely part of his nature . For what complacency could a mind , whofe love is as ...
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