The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 88
... still grew upon him , he chofe to wear a turban instead of a perriwig ; concluding very juftly , that a bandage of clean linen about his head was much more wholefome , as well as cleanly , than the caul of a wig , which is foiled with ...
... still grew upon him , he chofe to wear a turban instead of a perriwig ; concluding very juftly , that a bandage of clean linen about his head was much more wholefome , as well as cleanly , than the caul of a wig , which is foiled with ...
Strana 137
... Still moving , ever new : for former things Are laid afide , like abdicated kings ; And ev'ry moment alters what is done , And innovates fome act , till then unknown . DRYDEN . The following difcourfe comes from the fame hard with the ...
... Still moving , ever new : for former things Are laid afide , like abdicated kings ; And ev'ry moment alters what is done , And innovates fome act , till then unknown . DRYDEN . The following difcourfe comes from the fame hard with the ...
Strana 165
... still this word of advice in his mouth , " Be " ferious . " An eminent Italian author of this caft of mind fpeak- ing of the great advantage of a ferious and compofed temper , wilhes very gravely , that for the benefit of mankind he had ...
... still this word of advice in his mouth , " Be " ferious . " An eminent Italian author of this caft of mind fpeak- ing of the great advantage of a ferious and compofed temper , wilhes very gravely , that for the benefit of mankind he had ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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