The Spectator, Svazek 7Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 47
... thought to be able to do leaft ; and there cannot be . a greater error , than to believe a man whom we fee ' qualified with too mean parts to do good , to be there- ⚫fore incapable of doing hurt . There is a fupply of malice , of pride ...
... thought to be able to do leaft ; and there cannot be . a greater error , than to believe a man whom we fee ' qualified with too mean parts to do good , to be there- ⚫fore incapable of doing hurt . There is a fupply of malice , of pride ...
Strana 199
... thought is beautiful which is not juft , and no thought can be juft which is not founded in truth , or at leaft in that which paffes for fuch . In mock heroick poems , the ufe of the heathen my- thology is not only excufable , but ...
... thought is beautiful which is not juft , and no thought can be juft which is not founded in truth , or at leaft in that which paffes for fuch . In mock heroick poems , the ufe of the heathen my- thology is not only excufable , but ...
Strana 263
... thought fome in the company had been endeavouring who should pitch the bar fartheft ; that it had for fome time been a ' mea- furing caft , and at last my friend of the cat and fign poft had thrown beyond them all . I then confidered ...
... thought fome in the company had been endeavouring who should pitch the bar fartheft ; that it had for fome time been a ' mea- furing caft , and at last my friend of the cat and fign poft had thrown beyond them all . I then confidered ...
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