The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 38
... Nature never defigned them . EVERY Man has one or more Qualities which may make him ufeful both to himfelf and others : Nature ne- ver fails of pointing them out , and while the Infant con- tinues under her Guardianfhip , fhe brings him ...
... Nature never defigned them . EVERY Man has one or more Qualities which may make him ufeful both to himfelf and others : Nature ne- ver fails of pointing them out , and while the Infant con- tinues under her Guardianfhip , fhe brings him ...
Strana 76
... Nature , and therefore always conceal the Art by which they direct themselves . They have a Word , it seems , in their Lan- guage , by which they exprefs the particular Beauty of a Plantation that thus ftrikes the Imagination at firft ...
... Nature , and therefore always conceal the Art by which they direct themselves . They have a Word , it seems , in their Lan- guage , by which they exprefs the particular Beauty of a Plantation that thus ftrikes the Imagination at firft ...
Strana 75
... Nature , and therefore always conceal the Art by which they direct themselves . They have a Word , it seems , in their Lan- guage , by which they exprefs the particular Beauty of a Plantation that thus ftrikes the Imagination at first ...
... Nature , and therefore always conceal the Art by which they direct themselves . They have a Word , it seems , in their Lan- guage , by which they exprefs the particular Beauty of a Plantation that thus ftrikes the Imagination at first ...
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