The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 23
... human calami- ties which lay before me . There were however feveral perfons who gave me great diverfion upon this occafion . I obferved one bringing in a fardel very carefully concealed under an old embroidered cloke , which , upon ...
... human calami- ties which lay before me . There were however feveral perfons who gave me great diverfion upon this occafion . I obferved one bringing in a fardel very carefully concealed under an old embroidered cloke , which , upon ...
Strana 128
... human eyes . I laid it down , ard took up the hearts of other fe- males , in all of which the fumes ran in feveral veirs , which were twisted together , and made a very per- plexed figure . I asked the meaning of it , and was told it ...
... human eyes . I laid it down , ard took up the hearts of other fe- males , in all of which the fumes ran in feveral veirs , which were twisted together , and made a very per- plexed figure . I asked the meaning of it , and was told it ...
Strana 290
... human con- fideration . Tully requires in his perfect orator fome fkill in the nature of heavenly bodies , because , says he , his mind will become more extenfive and uncon- ' fined ; and when he defcends to treat of human affairs , he ...
... human con- fideration . Tully requires in his perfect orator fome fkill in the nature of heavenly bodies , because , says he , his mind will become more extenfive and uncon- ' fined ; and when he defcends to treat of human affairs , he ...
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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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