The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 113
... plead in company upon every fubject that was ftarted . Having the entire manufcript by me , I may , perhaps , from time to time , publifh fuch parts of it as I fhall think requifite for the inftruction of the British youth . What ...
... plead in company upon every fubject that was ftarted . Having the entire manufcript by me , I may , perhaps , from time to time , publifh fuch parts of it as I fhall think requifite for the inftruction of the British youth . What ...
Strana 146
... plead the toleration , which ( as the fancies ) allows her non- ⚫ conformity in this particular ; but I beg you to acquaint her , That finging the Pfalms in a different tune from the reft of the congregation , is a sort of schifm not ...
... plead the toleration , which ( as the fancies ) allows her non- ⚫ conformity in this particular ; but I beg you to acquaint her , That finging the Pfalms in a different tune from the reft of the congregation , is a sort of schifm not ...
Strana 239
... pleaded before more favourable judges , Cafar a fecond time be taught to tremble , and another race of Athenians be afrefh enraged at the am- ' bition of another Philip . Amidst these noble amufe- ments , we could hope to fee the early ...
... pleaded before more favourable judges , Cafar a fecond time be taught to tremble , and another race of Athenians be afrefh enraged at the am- ' bition of another Philip . Amidst these noble amufe- ments , we could hope to fee the early ...
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