The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... Discourse with which Men ufually entertain Women . He has all his Life dreffed very well , and remembers Habits as others do Men . He can fmile when one fpeaks to him , and laughs eafily . He knows the Hiftory of every Mode , and can ...
... Discourse with which Men ufually entertain Women . He has all his Life dreffed very well , and remembers Habits as others do Men . He can fmile when one fpeaks to him , and laughs eafily . He knows the Hiftory of every Mode , and can ...
Strana 93
... Discourse on the Im- mortality of the Soul , at his entering upon it fays , that he does not believe any the moft ... Discourses of that Divine Philofopher . It has been obferved by many Writers , that Socrates was fo little moved at ...
... Discourse on the Im- mortality of the Soul , at his entering upon it fays , that he does not believe any the moft ... Discourses of that Divine Philofopher . It has been obferved by many Writers , that Socrates was fo little moved at ...
Strana 265
... Discourse , is that which paf- fes between two Perfons who are familiar and intimate Friends . On these Occafions , a Man gives a Loose to e- very Paffion and every Thought that is uppermoft , difco- vers his most retired Opinions of ...
... Discourse , is that which paf- fes between two Perfons who are familiar and intimate Friends . On these Occafions , a Man gives a Loose to e- very Paffion and every Thought that is uppermoft , difco- vers his most retired Opinions of ...
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