The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 56
... Perfection are wholly void of this . One of the most emi . nent Mathematicians of the Age has affured me , that the greatest Pleasure he took in reading Virgil , was in examining Æneas his Voyage by the Map ; as I queftion not but many ...
... Perfection are wholly void of this . One of the most emi . nent Mathematicians of the Age has affured me , that the greatest Pleasure he took in reading Virgil , was in examining Æneas his Voyage by the Map ; as I queftion not but many ...
Strana 84
... Perfection of Imagination in one more than in another , or from the different Ideas that feveral Readers affix to the fame Words . For , to have a true Relish , and form a right Judgment of a Defcription , a Man fhould . be born with a ...
... Perfection of Imagination in one more than in another , or from the different Ideas that feveral Readers affix to the fame Words . For , to have a true Relish , and form a right Judgment of a Defcription , a Man fhould . be born with a ...
Strana 177
... Perfection . TO make our Lives more eafy to us , we are com- manded to put our Truft in him , who is thus able to re- lieve and fuccour us ; the Divine Goodness having made fuch a Reliance a Duty , notwithstanding we should have been ...
... Perfection . TO make our Lives more eafy to us , we are com- manded to put our Truft in him , who is thus able to re- lieve and fuccour us ; the Divine Goodness having made fuch a Reliance a Duty , notwithstanding we should have been ...
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