The Spectator, Svazek 3John Bell, 1776 |
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Strana 15
... audacity , rather than of courage . THE HERE can be no greater injury to human foci- ety , than that good talents among men should B 2 be be held honourable to thofe who are endowed with them No 172 . THE SPECTATOR . 15.
... audacity , rather than of courage . THE HERE can be no greater injury to human foci- ety , than that good talents among men should B 2 be be held honourable to thofe who are endowed with them No 172 . THE SPECTATOR . 15.
Strana 17
... humanity ; inftead of which , fatyrs , furies , and monfters are recommended by thofe arts to a fhameful eternity . The unjuft application of laudable talents , is to- lerated , in the general opinion of men , not only in fuch cases as ...
... humanity ; inftead of which , fatyrs , furies , and monfters are recommended by thofe arts to a fhameful eternity . The unjuft application of laudable talents , is to- lerated , in the general opinion of men , not only in fuch cases as ...
Strana 18
... indeed an arduous tafk ; but it fhould comfort a glorious spirit that it is the highest step to which human nature can arrive . Triumph , applaufe , ac- clamation 19 clamation , are dear to the mind of man 18 No 172 . THE SPECTATOR .
... indeed an arduous tafk ; but it fhould comfort a glorious spirit that it is the highest step to which human nature can arrive . Triumph , applaufe , ac- clamation 19 clamation , are dear to the mind of man 18 No 172 . THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 19
... human race pronounce you glorious , except you yourfelf can join with them in your own reflections A mind thus equal and uniform may be deferted by little fafhionable admirers and followers , but will ever be had in reverence by fouls ...
... human race pronounce you glorious , except you yourfelf can join with them in your own reflections A mind thus equal and uniform may be deferted by little fafhionable admirers and followers , but will ever be had in reverence by fouls ...
Strana 22
... human feature out of his countenance , at the fecond he became the face of a fpout , at the third a baboon , at the fourth the head of a bafs - viol , and at the fifth a pair of nut - crackers . The whole affembly wondered at his ...
... human feature out of his countenance , at the fecond he became the face of a fpout , at the third a baboon , at the fourth the head of a bafs - viol , and at the fifth a pair of nut - crackers . The whole affembly wondered at his ...
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