The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... common , and at the fame time the most abfurd ambition that ever fhewed itself in human na- ture , is that which comes upon a man with experience and old age , the feafon when it might be expected he fhould be wifeft ; and therefore it ...
... common , and at the fame time the most abfurd ambition that ever fhewed itself in human na- ture , is that which comes upon a man with experience and old age , the feafon when it might be expected he fhould be wifeft ; and therefore it ...
Strana 259
... common affairs ? or treated but as one whofe honefty confifted only in his incapacity of being otherwife ? · 6 · · · " There is one caufe of this ufage no lefs abfurd than common , which takes place among the more unthink- ing men ; and ...
... common affairs ? or treated but as one whofe honefty confifted only in his incapacity of being otherwife ? · 6 · · · " There is one caufe of this ufage no lefs abfurd than common , which takes place among the more unthink- ing men ; and ...
Strana 273
... common imation , What I would afk of you , is to give us a whole Spectator upon heroick : " virtue in common life , which may incite men to the : ' fame generous inclinations , as have by this admirable perfon been fhewn to , and raised ...
... common imation , What I would afk of you , is to give us a whole Spectator upon heroick : " virtue in common life , which may incite men to the : ' fame generous inclinations , as have by this admirable perfon been fhewn to , and raised ...
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