The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... imagine themselves fit companions for so charming a divinity ! " The goddess had no sooner said thus , but we were arrived at the utmost boundaries of the wood , which lay contiguous to a plain that ended at the foot of the mountain ...
... imagine themselves fit companions for so charming a divinity ! " The goddess had no sooner said thus , but we were arrived at the utmost boundaries of the wood , which lay contiguous to a plain that ended at the foot of the mountain ...
Strana 258
... imagine after such an acquaintance we might be exceeding merry without any offence ; as in calling to mind how many inventions I have been put to in deluding the master , how many hands forged for excuses , how many times been sick in ...
... imagine after such an acquaintance we might be exceeding merry without any offence ; as in calling to mind how many inventions I have been put to in deluding the master , how many hands forged for excuses , how many times been sick in ...
Strana 304
... imagine , that you have in some of your speculations asserted to your readers the dignity of human nature . But you cannot be in- sensible that this is a controverted doctrine ; there are authors who consider human nature in a very dif ...
... imagine , that you have in some of your speculations asserted to your readers the dignity of human nature . But you cannot be in- sensible that this is a controverted doctrine ; there are authors who consider human nature in a very dif ...
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