The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 215
... Pleasure seizes the whole man who addicts himself to it , and will not give him leisure for any good office in life which contradicts the gayety of the present hour . You may indeed observe in people of pleasure a certain com- placency ...
... Pleasure seizes the whole man who addicts himself to it , and will not give him leisure for any good office in life which contradicts the gayety of the present hour . You may indeed observe in people of pleasure a certain com- placency ...
Strana 264
... Pleasure ; and if Pleasure enters , you may drawn it out into some beautiful allegory or be sure Pain is not far off . fable . But since he has not done it , I shall attempt to write one myself in the spirit of that divine author ...
... Pleasure ; and if Pleasure enters , you may drawn it out into some beautiful allegory or be sure Pain is not far off . fable . But since he has not done it , I shall attempt to write one myself in the spirit of that divine author ...
Strana 855
... pleasure and satisfaction from the exercise of any of these its powers , when they are gratified with their proper objects ; she can be entirely happy by the satisfaction | of the memory , the sight , the hearing , or any other mode of ...
... pleasure and satisfaction from the exercise of any of these its powers , when they are gratified with their proper objects ; she can be entirely happy by the satisfaction | of the memory , the sight , the hearing , or any other mode of ...
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