The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 266
... believe that his principles carry conviction with them , and are the more likely to be true when he finds they are conformable to the reason of others , as well as to his own . And that this temper of mind deludes a man very often into ...
... believe that his principles carry conviction with them , and are the more likely to be true when he finds they are conformable to the reason of others , as well as to his own . And that this temper of mind deludes a man very often into ...
Strana 338
... believe what he said relating to one of the greatest concerns of life , by delivering her happiness in this world to his care and protection ? Must not that man be abandoned even to all manner of hu- manity , who can deceive a woman ...
... believe what he said relating to one of the greatest concerns of life , by delivering her happiness in this world to his care and protection ? Must not that man be abandoned even to all manner of hu- manity , who can deceive a woman ...
Strana 404
... believe there are prayers . I am in baste , I regard trade not only as highly advanta in great. T. ' Dear Sir , ' Your most obedient servant , JENNY SIMPER . ' No. 283. ] Thursday , January 24 , 1711-12 . Magister artis ingenîque ...
... believe there are prayers . I am in baste , I regard trade not only as highly advanta in great. T. ' Dear Sir , ' Your most obedient servant , JENNY SIMPER . ' No. 283. ] Thursday , January 24 , 1711-12 . Magister artis ingenîque ...
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