The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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Strana 169
... Affection , the softest and most tender Hypocrisy , are able to give any Satisfaction , where we are not perswaded that the Affection is real and the Satisfaction mutual . For the jealous Man wishes himself a kind of Deity to the Person ...
... Affection , the softest and most tender Hypocrisy , are able to give any Satisfaction , where we are not perswaded that the Affection is real and the Satisfaction mutual . For the jealous Man wishes himself a kind of Deity to the Person ...
Strana 176
... Affection , the private Orders he had left behind him , which plainly show'd , according to Joseph's Interpretation , that he could neither Live nor Die without her . This Barbarous Instance of a wild unreasonable Passion quite put out ...
... Affection , the private Orders he had left behind him , which plainly show'd , according to Joseph's Interpretation , that he could neither Live nor Die without her . This Barbarous Instance of a wild unreasonable Passion quite put out ...
Strana 214
... Affection to every thing which relies upon us for its Good and Preservation . Dependance is a per- petual Call upon Humanity , and a greater Incitement to Tenderness and Pity than any other Motive whatsoever . The Man therefore who ...
... Affection to every thing which relies upon us for its Good and Preservation . Dependance is a per- petual Call upon Humanity , and a greater Incitement to Tenderness and Pity than any other Motive whatsoever . The Man therefore who ...
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