The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 35
... whole Day together , in order to make myself acquainted with the Opinions of my ingenious Countrymen By this means I know the Faces of all the principal Politicians within the Bills of Mortality ; and as every Coffee - house has fome ...
... whole Day together , in order to make myself acquainted with the Opinions of my ingenious Countrymen By this means I know the Faces of all the principal Politicians within the Bills of Mortality ; and as every Coffee - house has fome ...
Strana 39
... whole Race of Coxcombs : Nature in her whole Drama never drew fuch a Part ; fhe has fome- times made a Fool , but a Coxcomb is always of a Man's own making , by applying his Talents otherwife than Nature defigned , who ever bears a high ...
... whole Race of Coxcombs : Nature in her whole Drama never drew fuch a Part ; fhe has fome- times made a Fool , but a Coxcomb is always of a Man's own making , by applying his Talents otherwife than Nature defigned , who ever bears a high ...
Strana 98
... whole Creation , the whole Creation itself to the infinite Space that is every where diffufed about it ; or when the Imagination works downward , and confiders the Bulk of a human Body , in respect of an Animal , a hundred times less ...
... whole Creation , the whole Creation itself to the infinite Space that is every where diffufed about it ; or when the Imagination works downward , and confiders the Bulk of a human Body , in respect of an Animal , a hundred times less ...
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