The Spectator, Svazek 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Strana 72
... Honour receives a new Value to him , when he thinks that when he is in his Grave it will be had in Remem- brance that such an Action was done by such a one's Father . Such Considerations sweeten the old Man's Evening , and his Soliloquy ...
... Honour receives a new Value to him , when he thinks that when he is in his Grave it will be had in Remem- brance that such an Action was done by such a one's Father . Such Considerations sweeten the old Man's Evening , and his Soliloquy ...
Strana 150
... Honour to Peers ; Worship or Venerable Behaviour to Magistrates ; and Reverence , which is of the same Import as the former , to the inferior Clergy . In the Founders of great Families such Attributes of Honour are generally ...
... Honour to Peers ; Worship or Venerable Behaviour to Magistrates ; and Reverence , which is of the same Import as the former , to the inferior Clergy . In the Founders of great Families such Attributes of Honour are generally ...
Strana 222
... Honour , who is a living Antagonist , which Tully tells us in the forementioned Passage every one naturally does to an Enemy that is dead . In short , we should esteem Virtue though in a Foe , and abhor Vice though in a Friend . I speak ...
... Honour , who is a living Antagonist , which Tully tells us in the forementioned Passage every one naturally does to an Enemy that is dead . In short , we should esteem Virtue though in a Foe , and abhor Vice though in a Friend . I speak ...
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