The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... first Iliad , reprefents Anger , or the irafcible part of human nature ; That upon drawing his fword against his fu- perior in a full affembly , Pallas is only another name for Reafon , which checks and advises him upon that occafion ...
... first Iliad , reprefents Anger , or the irafcible part of human nature ; That upon drawing his fword against his fu- perior in a full affembly , Pallas is only another name for Reafon , which checks and advises him upon that occafion ...
Strana 110
... first cafe there would be no variety of taftes to folicit his palate , and occafion excefs ; nor in the fecond any artificial provocatives to relieve fatiety , and create a falfe appetite . Were I to prefcribe a rule for drinking , it ...
... first cafe there would be no variety of taftes to folicit his palate , and occafion excefs ; nor in the fecond any artificial provocatives to relieve fatiety , and create a falfe appetite . Were I to prefcribe a rule for drinking , it ...
Strana 216
... FIRST verfe of the FIRST chapter of the FIRST book of Chronicles , in which , fays he , you have the three following words , Adam , Sheth , Enofh . He divided this fhort text into many parts , and by dif covering feveral myfteries in ...
... FIRST verfe of the FIRST chapter of the FIRST book of Chronicles , in which , fays he , you have the three following words , Adam , Sheth , Enofh . He divided this fhort text into many parts , and by dif covering feveral myfteries in ...
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