The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 39
... turn my hand to every thing , and appear under any shape whatsoever . ' I can make myfelf man , woman , or child . I am ' fometimes metamorphofed into a year of our Lord , a day of the month , or an hour of the day . I very of- ten ...
... turn my hand to every thing , and appear under any shape whatsoever . ' I can make myfelf man , woman , or child . I am ' fometimes metamorphofed into a year of our Lord , a day of the month , or an hour of the day . I very of- ten ...
Strana 94
... turn of young " wit , as won upon the affections of every one he con- " verfed with . His reputation grew fo fast every day , " that it at last raised a curiofity in the prince himself to " fee and talk with him . He did so , and far ...
... turn of young " wit , as won upon the affections of every one he con- " verfed with . His reputation grew fo fast every day , " that it at last raised a curiofity in the prince himself to " fee and talk with him . He did so , and far ...
Strana 229
... turn it to the benefit of his own fervants . In the next place we should confider , though the evil we imagine fhould come to pass , it may be much more fupportable than it appeared to be . As there is no profperous state of life ...
... turn it to the benefit of his own fervants . In the next place we should confider , though the evil we imagine fhould come to pass , it may be much more fupportable than it appeared to be . As there is no profperous state of life ...
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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