The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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Strana 252
... Temper of Mind , which is so common among us , that we see Tradesmen break , who have met with no Misfortunes in their Business , and Men of Estates reduced to Poverty , who have never suffered from Losses or Repairs , Tenants , Taxes ...
... Temper of Mind , which is so common among us , that we see Tradesmen break , who have met with no Misfortunes in their Business , and Men of Estates reduced to Poverty , who have never suffered from Losses or Repairs , Tenants , Taxes ...
Strana 274
... Temper , which it is so difficult , and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider that nothing can be more unjust or ridiculous than to be angry with another , because he is not of your Opinion . The Interests ...
... Temper , which it is so difficult , and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider that nothing can be more unjust or ridiculous than to be angry with another , because he is not of your Opinion . The Interests ...
Strana 425
... Temper , no Disposition so rude and untractable , but may in its own peculiar Cast and Turn be brought to some agree- able Use in Conversation , or in the Affairs of Life . A Person of a rougher Deportment , and less tied up to the ...
... Temper , no Disposition so rude and untractable , but may in its own peculiar Cast and Turn be brought to some agree- able Use in Conversation , or in the Affairs of Life . A Person of a rougher Deportment , and less tied up to the ...
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