The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 62
... give me a lesson upon the gridiron . He then in- formed me that he had added two bars to the grid- iron , in order to give it a greater compass of sound ; and I perceived was as well pleased with the inven- tion as Sappho could have ...
... give me a lesson upon the gridiron . He then in- formed me that he had added two bars to the grid- iron , in order to give it a greater compass of sound ; and I perceived was as well pleased with the inven- tion as Sappho could have ...
Strana 121
... give thee to the fowls of the air , and to the beasts of the field . ' 6 Though exercises of this kind , when indulged with moderation , may have a good influence both on the mind and body , the country affords many other amusements of ...
... give thee to the fowls of the air , and to the beasts of the field . ' 6 Though exercises of this kind , when indulged with moderation , may have a good influence both on the mind and body , the country affords many other amusements of ...
Strana 133
... give him imaginary opportunities of pur- suing them to the utmost ; so that his temper will lie fairly open to his view , while he considers how it is moved when free from those constraints which the accidents of real life put it under ...
... give him imaginary opportunities of pur- suing them to the utmost ; so that his temper will lie fairly open to his view , while he considers how it is moved when free from those constraints which the accidents of real life put it under ...
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