The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... which makes १ -nature look gay about me ; it doubles all my plea- fures , and fupports me under all my afflictions . I can VOL . III . E • look " look at difappointments and misfortunes , pain and fickness , N ° 185 73 THE SPECTATOR .
... which makes १ -nature look gay about me ; it doubles all my plea- fures , and fupports me under all my afflictions . I can VOL . III . E • look " look at difappointments and misfortunes , pain and fickness , N ° 185 73 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 231
... look into particular communities and divifions of men , we may obferve that it is the difcreet man , not the witty , nor the learned , nor the brave , who guides the converfation , and gives ' meafures to the fociety . A man with great ...
... look into particular communities and divifions of men , we may obferve that it is the difcreet man , not the witty , nor the learned , nor the brave , who guides the converfation , and gives ' meafures to the fociety . A man with great ...
Strana 330
... look out , ⚫ but when he can fee no body , and no body him . The next inftance of Optics is the famous Argus , who ( to speak the language of Cambridge ) was one of a Hundred ; and being used as a spy in the affairs of jealoufy , was ...
... look out , ⚫ but when he can fee no body , and no body him . The next inftance of Optics is the famous Argus , who ( to speak the language of Cambridge ) was one of a Hundred ; and being used as a spy in the affairs of jealoufy , was ...
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