The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 161
... pleasure as thefe , and the reports of the agreeable paffages in their jollities , have in all ages awakened the dull part of mankind to pretend to mirth and good humour , without capacity for fuch entertainments ; for if I may be ...
... pleasure as thefe , and the reports of the agreeable paffages in their jollities , have in all ages awakened the dull part of mankind to pretend to mirth and good humour , without capacity for fuch entertainments ; for if I may be ...
Strana 275
filled with objects that either raise in us pleasure , amuse- ment , or admiration . The reader's own thoughts will ... pleasures of friendship , books , conversation , and other accidental diverfions of life , because I would only take ...
filled with objects that either raise in us pleasure , amuse- ment , or admiration . The reader's own thoughts will ... pleasures of friendship , books , conversation , and other accidental diverfions of life , because I would only take ...
Strana 297
... pleasure which the mind naturally conceives from the prefent fea on of the year , by the recommending of a practice for which every one has fufficient abilities . I would have my readers endeavour to moralize this natural pleasure of ...
... pleasure which the mind naturally conceives from the prefent fea on of the year , by the recommending of a practice for which every one has fufficient abilities . I would have my readers endeavour to moralize this natural pleasure of ...
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