The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... mind , but how shall I give you an ac- count of the distraction of it ? Could you but conceive how cruel I am one moment in my refentment , and at the enfuing minute , when I place him in the condi- ⚫tion my anger would bring him to ...
... mind , but how shall I give you an ac- count of the distraction of it ? Could you but conceive how cruel I am one moment in my refentment , and at the enfuing minute , when I place him in the condi- ⚫tion my anger would bring him to ...
Strana 276
... mind the difcourfes which have there paffed between us : I look over the several profpects and points of view which we ufed to furvey together , fix my eye upon the objects which he has made me take notice of , and call to mind a ...
... mind the difcourfes which have there paffed between us : I look over the several profpects and points of view which we ufed to furvey together , fix my eye upon the objects which he has made me take notice of , and call to mind a ...
Strana 304
... mind , weakens the faculties , and caufes a kind of remiffness and diffolution in all the powers of the foul : And thus far it may be looked upon as weakness in the compofition of human nature . But if we confider the frequent reliefs ...
... mind , weakens the faculties , and caufes a kind of remiffness and diffolution in all the powers of the foul : And thus far it may be looked upon as weakness in the compofition of human nature . But if we confider the frequent reliefs ...
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