The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 162
... thofe of others . " If we look into the second rule which Socrates has prefcribed , namely , That we should apply ... thofe things as curfes , which appear as bleffings in the eye of the world ; and on the contra ry , to esteem thofe ...
... thofe of others . " If we look into the second rule which Socrates has prefcribed , namely , That we should apply ... thofe things as curfes , which appear as bleffings in the eye of the world ; and on the contra ry , to esteem thofe ...
Strana 257
... thofe imperfections which are not in his power , by thofe perfections which are ; or to use a very witty allufion of an eminent author , he should imitate Cæfar , who , because his head was bald , covered that defect with laurels . * By ...
... thofe imperfections which are not in his power , by thofe perfections which are ; or to use a very witty allufion of an eminent author , he should imitate Cæfar , who , because his head was bald , covered that defect with laurels . * By ...
Strana 304
... thofe qualities which are of fo amiable a nature in themselves , and have- nothing to do with the points in difpute . Men of Vir- tue , though of different interefts , ought to confider themselves as more nearly united with one another ...
... thofe qualities which are of fo amiable a nature in themselves , and have- nothing to do with the points in difpute . Men of Vir- tue , though of different interefts , ought to confider themselves as more nearly united with one another ...
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