The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 19
... observation . Tom has read enough to make him very impertinent ; his knowledge is fufficient to raise doubts , but not to clear them . It is pity that he has fo much learning , er that he has not a great deal more . With thefe ...
... observation . Tom has read enough to make him very impertinent ; his knowledge is fufficient to raise doubts , but not to clear them . It is pity that he has fo much learning , er that he has not a great deal more . With thefe ...
Strana 30
... particular imperfection or defect . I take it to be a rule proper to be observed in all oc- currences of life , but more especially in the domestic or matrimonial part of it , to preferve always a 30 THE SPECTATOR . N ° 479 .
... particular imperfection or defect . I take it to be a rule proper to be observed in all oc- currences of life , but more especially in the domestic or matrimonial part of it , to preferve always a 30 THE SPECTATOR . N ° 479 .
Strana 114
... observe what was your mif- " trefs's ordinary manner of spending her time , the only " way of judging any one's inclinations and genius . I " found her at her needle in a fort of fecond mourning , " which she wore for an aunt she had ...
... observe what was your mif- " trefs's ordinary manner of spending her time , the only " way of judging any one's inclinations and genius . I " found her at her needle in a fort of fecond mourning , " which she wore for an aunt she had ...
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On gardens 477 | 32 |
On benpeckd husbands 482 | 47 |
On the usefulness of modefy in the profeffion of the law 484 | 60 |
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