The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 44
... fall on particular perfons in particular occafions , which could . not be foreseen when a law was made . To remedy ... falling into the hands of their enemies . The citizens fuddenly gathering themfelves into a body , fought with a ...
... fall on particular perfons in particular occafions , which could . not be foreseen when a law was made . To remedy ... falling into the hands of their enemies . The citizens fuddenly gathering themfelves into a body , fought with a ...
Strana 145
... fall in fnow at the next acting of King Lear , in order to heighten , or rather to alleviate , the distress of that unfortunate prince ; and to ferve by way of decoration to a piece which that great critic has written against . nous ; I ...
... fall in fnow at the next acting of King Lear , in order to heighten , or rather to alleviate , the distress of that unfortunate prince ; and to ferve by way of decoration to a piece which that great critic has written against . nous ; I ...
Strana 177
... fall to every man's private fhare The ' confequence of this is , that they look upon one another with an evil eye , each imagining all the reft to be em- barked in an intereft , that cannot take place but to his prejudice . Hence are ...
... fall to every man's private fhare The ' confequence of this is , that they look upon one another with an evil eye , each imagining all the reft to be em- barked in an intereft , that cannot take place but to his prejudice . Hence are ...
Obsah
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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