The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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Strana 127
... greater and more daring Genius to the Ancients , we must own that the greatest of them very much failed in , or , if you will , that they were much above the Nicety and Correctness of the Moderns . In their Similitudes and Allusions ...
... greater and more daring Genius to the Ancients , we must own that the greatest of them very much failed in , or , if you will , that they were much above the Nicety and Correctness of the Moderns . In their Similitudes and Allusions ...
Strana 239
... greater than any Man : If he has Worth in him I can rejoyce in his Superiority to me ; and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can possibly appear to me . This Thought could not proceed but from ...
... greater than any Man : If he has Worth in him I can rejoyce in his Superiority to me ; and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can possibly appear to me . This Thought could not proceed but from ...
Strana 334
... greater Advantages of knowing their Duty , and therefore greater Obligations to perform it , into a better Course of Life : Besides , that many among us are unreasonably disposed to give a fairer hearing to a Pagan Philosopher , than to ...
... greater Advantages of knowing their Duty , and therefore greater Obligations to perform it , into a better Course of Life : Besides , that many among us are unreasonably disposed to give a fairer hearing to a Pagan Philosopher , than to ...
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