The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 46
... fome- times fail in this point , when my mirth ceases to be in- ftructive , it fhall never ceafe to be innocent . A fcrupu- lous conduct in this particular , has , perhaps , more merit in it than the generality of readers imagine ; did ...
... fome- times fail in this point , when my mirth ceases to be in- ftructive , it fhall never ceafe to be innocent . A fcrupu- lous conduct in this particular , has , perhaps , more merit in it than the generality of readers imagine ; did ...
Strana 134
... fome writers , that man is more diftinguifhed from the animal world by devotion than by reafon , as feveral brute creatures difcover in their actions fomething like a faint glimmering of rea- fon , though they betray in no fingle ...
... fome writers , that man is more diftinguifhed from the animal world by devotion than by reafon , as feveral brute creatures difcover in their actions fomething like a faint glimmering of rea- fon , though they betray in no fingle ...
Strana 213
... fome celebrated thought upon it , or a thought of my own expreffed in better words , or fome fimilitude for the illuftration of my fubject . This is what gives birth to the motto of a Speculation , which I rather choose to take out of ...
... fome celebrated thought upon it , or a thought of my own expreffed in better words , or fome fimilitude for the illuftration of my fubject . This is what gives birth to the motto of a Speculation , which I rather choose to take out of ...
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