The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 368
... appears in its full beauty and per- fection . Thus we see that none but the Su- preme Being can esteem us according to ... appear a saint or hero to another . He there- fore who looks upon the soul through its out- ward actions , often ...
... appears in its full beauty and per- fection . Thus we see that none but the Su- preme Being can esteem us according to ... appear a saint or hero to another . He there- fore who looks upon the soul through its out- ward actions , often ...
Strana 374
... appear- ance in the world . This does not perhaps re- flect so much honour upon myself , as on my readers , who give a much greater attention to discourses of virtue and morality than ever I expected , or indeed could hope . syllable ...
... appear- ance in the world . This does not perhaps re- flect so much honour upon myself , as on my readers , who give a much greater attention to discourses of virtue and morality than ever I expected , or indeed could hope . syllable ...
Strana 379
... appear in the garments of a British lady , when she is dressed either for a ball or a birth - day . But to return to our female heads . The ladies have been for some time in a kind of moulting season with regard to that part of their ...
... appear in the garments of a British lady , when she is dressed either for a ball or a birth - day . But to return to our female heads . The ladies have been for some time in a kind of moulting season with regard to that part of their ...
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