The Spectator. ...A. and B. Tonson and T. Draper, 1766 |
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Strana 72
... reason , continued Pharamond , I will effec- tually put a stop to this evil , by expofing no more the tendernefs of my nature to the importunity of having the fame refpect to thofe who are mi- ferable by their fault , and thofe who are ...
... reason , continued Pharamond , I will effec- tually put a stop to this evil , by expofing no more the tendernefs of my nature to the importunity of having the fame refpect to thofe who are mi- ferable by their fault , and thofe who are ...
Strana 79
... reason for fixing the . point of honour to thefe two qualities , unlefs it be that each fex fets the greateft value on the qualifi cation which renders them the moft amiable in the eyes of the contrary fex . Had men chofen for ...
... reason for fixing the . point of honour to thefe two qualities , unlefs it be that each fex fets the greateft value on the qualifi cation which renders them the moft amiable in the eyes of the contrary fex . Had men chofen for ...
Strana 89
... reason , but to take the measure of a pyramid . His chief friend was one Sir ROGER DE COVERLEY , a whim- fical country night , and a Templar , whofe name he has not tranfmitted to us . He lived as a lodger at the house of a widow woman ...
... reason , but to take the measure of a pyramid . His chief friend was one Sir ROGER DE COVERLEY , a whim- fical country night , and a Templar , whofe name he has not tranfmitted to us . He lived as a lodger at the house of a widow woman ...
Strana 96
... reason ; how infinitely and eternally obliged to him , for no be- nefit ; and how extremely they will be concerned for him , yea and afflicted too , for no caufe . I know it is faid , in juftification of this hollow kind of converfation ...
... reason ; how infinitely and eternally obliged to him , for no be- nefit ; and how extremely they will be concerned for him , yea and afflicted too , for no caufe . I know it is faid , in juftification of this hollow kind of converfation ...
Strana 169
... . It is likewife obferved by naturalifts , that it must be fome hidden principle diftinct from what we call reason , which inftructs animals in the VOL . II . + P ufe ufe of these t their arms , and teaches them No 121 THE SPECTATOR . 169.
... . It is likewife obferved by naturalifts , that it must be fome hidden principle diftinct from what we call reason , which inftructs animals in the VOL . II . + P ufe ufe of these t their arms , and teaches them No 121 THE SPECTATOR . 169.
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