The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 7
... believe no men fee less of the truth and reality of things , than these great re- finers upon incidents , who are fo wonderfully subtle and over - wife in their conceptions . Now what these men fancy they know of women by reflection ...
... believe no men fee less of the truth and reality of things , than these great re- finers upon incidents , who are fo wonderfully subtle and over - wife in their conceptions . Now what these men fancy they know of women by reflection ...
Strana 132
On the contrary I fhould believe they would be very much diminished ' ; for as the land is only valuable for its fruits , and these are all perishable , and for the most part must either be used within the ... believe they would be very ...
On the contrary I fhould believe they would be very much diminished ' ; for as the land is only valuable for its fruits , and these are all perishable , and for the most part must either be used within the ... believe they would be very ...
Strana 238
... believe , as all the interpreters do , that the fhepherd means nothing farther here than that he would drown himfelf , fince he reprefents the iffue of his leap as doubtful , by adding , that if he should efcape with life , he knows his ...
... believe , as all the interpreters do , that the fhepherd means nothing farther here than that he would drown himfelf , fince he reprefents the iffue of his leap as doubtful , by adding , that if he should efcape with life , he knows his ...
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