The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... human reason ; and to make the consideration of it pleasant and entertaining , I always thought the best employment of human wit : other parts of philosophy may perhaps make us wiser , but this not only answers that end , but makes us ...
... human reason ; and to make the consideration of it pleasant and entertaining , I always thought the best employment of human wit : other parts of philosophy may perhaps make us wiser , but this not only answers that end , but makes us ...
Strana 319
... human body . Similar , though not the same . THOSE who were skilful in anatomy , among the ancients , concluded , from the But to return to our speculations on ana- outward and inward make of a human tomy , I shall here consider the ...
... human body . Similar , though not the same . THOSE who were skilful in anatomy , among the ancients , concluded , from the But to return to our speculations on ana- outward and inward make of a human tomy , I shall here consider the ...
Strana 430
... human affairs . " Cicero . | power of moving the affections . There is another part of eloquence which is , indeed , its master - piece ; I mean the marvellous or sublime . In this the Christian orator has the advantage beyond ...
... human affairs . " Cicero . | power of moving the affections . There is another part of eloquence which is , indeed , its master - piece ; I mean the marvellous or sublime . In this the Christian orator has the advantage beyond ...
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