The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 16
... Such - a - one and Mrs. Such - a - one not being capable of raifing the Soul out of the ordinary Tracts and Paffages of Life , up to that Elevation which makes the Life of the Enamoured fo much fuperior to that of the rest of the World ...
... Such - a - one and Mrs. Such - a - one not being capable of raifing the Soul out of the ordinary Tracts and Paffages of Life , up to that Elevation which makes the Life of the Enamoured fo much fuperior to that of the rest of the World ...
Strana 22
... such ill - natured Monitors . IN order likewise to come at a true Knowledge of ourfelves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Approbations which the World bestow upon us : whether the Actions ...
... such ill - natured Monitors . IN order likewise to come at a true Knowledge of ourfelves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Approbations which the World bestow upon us : whether the Actions ...
Strana 274
... such , are what raise Averfion in- ftead of Pleasure : But Things that are in themfelves ex- cellent , are ever attended with Imposture and falfe Imita- tion . Thus as in Poetry there are labouring Fools who write Anagrams and Acroftics ...
... such , are what raise Averfion in- ftead of Pleasure : But Things that are in themfelves ex- cellent , are ever attended with Imposture and falfe Imita- tion . Thus as in Poetry there are labouring Fools who write Anagrams and Acroftics ...
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