The Spectator, Svazek 7Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... mind , than invention ; yet in dreams it works with that cafe and activity that we are not fenfible of when the facul- ty is employed . For inftance , I believe every one , fome time or other , dreams that he is reading papers , books ...
... mind , than invention ; yet in dreams it works with that cafe and activity that we are not fenfible of when the facul- ty is employed . For inftance , I believe every one , fome time or other , dreams that he is reading papers , books ...
Strana 70
... mind of man is naturally a lover of justice , and when we read a ftory wherein a criminal is overtaken , in whom ... minds . However , he had fo much of the world , that he had a great fhare of the language which ufually prevails upon ...
... mind of man is naturally a lover of justice , and when we read a ftory wherein a criminal is overtaken , in whom ... minds . However , he had fo much of the world , that he had a great fhare of the language which ufually prevails upon ...
Strana 308
... mind , that I always hear him with a particular plea- fure . As we were fitting together , being the fole re- maining members of our club , Sir ANDREW gave me an account of the many bufy fcenes of life in which he had been engaged , and ...
... mind , that I always hear him with a particular plea- fure . As we were fitting together , being the fole re- maining members of our club , Sir ANDREW gave me an account of the many bufy fcenes of life in which he had been engaged , and ...
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