The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 123
... hear how you and your readers relish what I have already faid ; among whom if there be any that may pretend it is ufelefs to them , becau'e they never dream at all , there may be others perhaps , who do little elfe all day long . Were ...
... hear how you and your readers relish what I have already faid ; among whom if there be any that may pretend it is ufelefs to them , becau'e they never dream at all , there may be others perhaps , who do little elfe all day long . Were ...
Strana 228
... round him break , " In ruin and confufion hurl'd , " He , unconcern'd would hear the mighty crack , " And ftand fecure amidst a falling world . " The vanity of fear may be yet farther illuftrated , 228 N ° 615 . THE SPECTATOR .
... round him break , " In ruin and confufion hurl'd , " He , unconcern'd would hear the mighty crack , " And ftand fecure amidst a falling world . " The vanity of fear may be yet farther illuftrated , 228 N ° 615 . THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 278
... hear the terrors of the Lord of Hofts defcribed in the most ex- prelive melody , without being awed into a veneration ? Or who can hear the kind and endearing attributes of a merciful father , and not be . foftened into love to- wards ...
... hear the terrors of the Lord of Hofts defcribed in the most ex- prelive melody , without being awed into a veneration ? Or who can hear the kind and endearing attributes of a merciful father , and not be . foftened into love to- wards ...
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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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