The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 196
... honour to read the Paper to her , and have a pretty good command of my countenance and temper on fuch occafions ... honour to you to bear my name ; and your pride , that you are the delight , the darling and ornament of a man of honour ...
... honour to read the Paper to her , and have a pretty good command of my countenance and temper on fuch occafions ... honour to you to bear my name ; and your pride , that you are the delight , the darling and ornament of a man of honour ...
Strana 206
... Honour to Peers ; Worship or venerable behaviour to Magi- ftrates ; and Reverence , which is of the fame import as the former , to the inferior clergy . In the founders of great families , fuch attributes of honour are generally ...
... Honour to Peers ; Worship or venerable behaviour to Magi- ftrates ; and Reverence , which is of the fame import as the former , to the inferior clergy . In the founders of great families , fuch attributes of honour are generally ...
Strana 302
... HONOUR . Hypocrify itfelf does great honour , or rather juftice , to RELIGION , and tacitly acknowledges it to be an or- nament to human nature . The hypocrite would not be at fo much pains to put on the appearance of Virtue , if he did ...
... HONOUR . Hypocrify itfelf does great honour , or rather juftice , to RELIGION , and tacitly acknowledges it to be an or- nament to human nature . The hypocrite would not be at fo much pains to put on the appearance of Virtue , if he did ...
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