The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 216
... pass a moment or pursuits of any thing beyond his present enjoyments . or two in sadness for the loss of so agreeable a man . Poor Eastcourt ! the last time I saw A thousand obliging things flow from him him , we were plotting to show ...
... pass a moment or pursuits of any thing beyond his present enjoyments . or two in sadness for the loss of so agreeable a man . Poor Eastcourt ! the last time I saw A thousand obliging things flow from him him , we were plotting to show ...
Strana 225
... pass my time in the country where I am , I must proceed to tell you how I would pass it , had I such a for- tune as would put me above the observance of ceremony and custom . what brought them to town , having heard man ; for they told ...
... pass my time in the country where I am , I must proceed to tell you how I would pass it , had I such a for- tune as would put me above the observance of ceremony and custom . what brought them to town , having heard man ; for they told ...
Strana 377
... pass so consider- able a portion of our time in the condition of stocks and stones , or whether the soul were not perpetually at work upon the principle of thought . However , it is an honest endeavour of mine to persuade my countrymen ...
... pass so consider- able a portion of our time in the condition of stocks and stones , or whether the soul were not perpetually at work upon the principle of thought . However , it is an honest endeavour of mine to persuade my countrymen ...
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