“The” Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 163
... low objects and little pursuits , ⚫ than to value ourfelves as heirs of eternity . " It is a very great fatisfaction to consider the best . It N ° 210 163 THE SPECTATOR . alike, and endeavours to fhew by fome fuperficial ftrokes ...
... low objects and little pursuits , ⚫ than to value ourfelves as heirs of eternity . " It is a very great fatisfaction to consider the best . It N ° 210 163 THE SPECTATOR . alike, and endeavours to fhew by fome fuperficial ftrokes ...
Strana 164
It is a very great fatisfaction to consider the best and wifeft of mankind in all nations and ages , afferting , as with one voice , this their birthright , and to find it ratified by an express revelation . At the fame time if we turn ...
It is a very great fatisfaction to consider the best and wifeft of mankind in all nations and ages , afferting , as with one voice , this their birthright , and to find it ratified by an express revelation . At the fame time if we turn ...
Strana 180
... CONSIDER an human foul without education like marble in the quarry , which fhews none of its inhe- rent beauties , until the fkill of the polifher fetches out the colours , makes the furface fhine , and difcovers every ornamental cloud ...
... CONSIDER an human foul without education like marble in the quarry , which fhews none of its inhe- rent beauties , until the fkill of the polifher fetches out the colours , makes the furface fhine , and difcovers every ornamental cloud ...
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