The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 121
... night before they apt they should examine what they had been doing that day , and fo difcover what actions were worthy of purfi to - morrow , and what little vices were to be prevented from flipping unawares into a habit . If I might ...
... night before they apt they should examine what they had been doing that day , and fo difcover what actions were worthy of purfi to - morrow , and what little vices were to be prevented from flipping unawares into a habit . If I might ...
Strana 123
... night difquietudes for the fatisfaction of a full meal , or a skin full of wine ; thefe I have nothing to fay to ... night long ; or fuppofe he fhould fee his dearest friends remain all night in great diftreffes , which he could ...
... night difquietudes for the fatisfaction of a full meal , or a skin full of wine ; thefe I have nothing to fay to ... night long ; or fuppofe he fhould fee his dearest friends remain all night in great diftreffes , which he could ...
Strana 227
... night's anxiety is very famous . O ! nox , quam longa es , quæ facis una fenem ! A tedious night indeed , that makes a young man old . ' and Thefe apprehenfions , if they proceed from a cor- sciousness of guilt , are the fad warnings of ...
... night's anxiety is very famous . O ! nox , quam longa es , quæ facis una fenem ! A tedious night indeed , that makes a young man old . ' and Thefe apprehenfions , if they proceed from a cor- sciousness of guilt , are the fad warnings of ...
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