The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 110
... fortune below the capacity of acting according to his natural temper , than to fay of him , that gentleman was generous ? My beloved author therefore has , in the fentence on the top of my paper , turned his eye with a certain fatiety ...
... fortune below the capacity of acting according to his natural temper , than to fay of him , that gentleman was generous ? My beloved author therefore has , in the fentence on the top of my paper , turned his eye with a certain fatiety ...
Strana 111
... fortune opportunities of making greater ad- vantages . He conceals under a rough air and diftant be- haviour , a bleeding compaffion and womanifh tender- nefs . This is governed by the moft exact circumfpec- tion , that there is no ...
... fortune opportunities of making greater ad- vantages . He conceals under a rough air and diftant be- haviour , a bleeding compaffion and womanifh tender- nefs . This is governed by the moft exact circumfpec- tion , that there is no ...
Strana 168
... fortune , at least the young and middle - aged , are apt to pride themselves a little too much upon their drefs , and confequently to value others in fome measure upon the fame confideration . With what confufion is a man of figure ...
... fortune , at least the young and middle - aged , are apt to pride themselves a little too much upon their drefs , and confequently to value others in fome measure upon the fame confideration . With what confufion is a man of figure ...
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