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Strana 11
... self in a Wood that abounds with a great many noble Objects , rising among
one another in the greatest Confusion and Disorder . When I read a methodical
discourse , I am in a regular Plantation , and can place my self in its several
Centers ...
... self in a Wood that abounds with a great many noble Objects , rising among
one another in the greatest Confusion and Disorder . When I read a methodical
discourse , I am in a regular Plantation , and can place my self in its several
Centers ...
Strana 18
Here we remembred how much Man is govern'd by his Senses , how lively he is
struck by the Objects which appear to him in an agreeable Manner , how much
Cloaths contribute contribute to make us agreeable Objects , and how much 18 ...
Here we remembred how much Man is govern'd by his Senses , how lively he is
struck by the Objects which appear to him in an agreeable Manner , how much
Cloaths contribute contribute to make us agreeable Objects , and how much 18 ...
Strana 19
contribute to make us agreeable Objects , and how much No. 478 . we owe it to
our selves that we should appear so . Monday , We considered Man as
belonging to Societies 4 Societies Sept. 8 , as form'd of different Ranks , and
different ...
contribute to make us agreeable Objects , and how much No. 478 . we owe it to
our selves that we should appear so . Monday , We considered Man as
belonging to Societies 4 Societies Sept. 8 , as form'd of different Ranks , and
different ...
Strana 58
... Sources of those Pleasures which you have discovered , that Greatness is one
. This has suggested to me the Reason why , of all Objects that I have ever seen ,
there is none which affects my Imagination so much as the Sea or Ocean .
... Sources of those Pleasures which you have discovered , that Greatness is one
. This has suggested to me the Reason why , of all Objects that I have ever seen ,
there is none which affects my Imagination so much as the Sea or Ocean .
Strana 65
T is common with me to run from Book to Book to exercise my Mind with many
Objects , and qualify my self for my daily Labours . After an Hour spent in this
loitering Way of Reading , something will remain to be Food to the Imagination .
T is common with me to run from Book to Book to exercise my Mind with many
Objects , and qualify my self for my daily Labours . After an Hour spent in this
loitering Way of Reading , something will remain to be Food to the Imagination .
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Spolupracovník | George Gregory Smith |
| Vydavatel | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Newyorská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 16. září 2014 |
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