The Spectator, Svazek 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1963 |
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Strana 104
... World for a Day , and should never have Occasion to converse more with Man- kind , never more need their good Opinion or good Word , it were then no great Matter ( speaking as to the Concernments of this World ) if a Man spent his ...
... World for a Day , and should never have Occasion to converse more with Man- kind , never more need their good Opinion or good Word , it were then no great Matter ( speaking as to the Concernments of this World ) if a Man spent his ...
Strana 105
... World by their Learning : In order to which , I shall premise , that many more Estates have been acquired by little Accomplish- ments than by extraordinary ones ; those Qualities which make the greatest Figure in the Eye of the World ...
... World by their Learning : In order to which , I shall premise , that many more Estates have been acquired by little Accomplish- ments than by extraordinary ones ; those Qualities which make the greatest Figure in the Eye of the World ...
Strana 163
... World acts the Player . It is certain that if we look all round us and behold the different Employments of Mankind ... World , which reciprocally imitate each other . As the Writers of Epick Poems introduce shadowy Persons and represent ...
... World acts the Player . It is certain that if we look all round us and behold the different Employments of Mankind ... World , which reciprocally imitate each other . As the Writers of Epick Poems introduce shadowy Persons and represent ...
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