The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 302
... raised above low objects and little pursuits , than to value our- selves as heirs of eternity . ' It is a very great satisfaction to consider the best and wisest of mankind in all nations and ages , asserting as witn one voice this ...
... raised above low objects and little pursuits , than to value our- selves as heirs of eternity . ' It is a very great satisfaction to consider the best and wisest of mankind in all nations and ages , asserting as witn one voice this ...
Strana 356
... raised , the heroic is the proper measure ; but when an hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is best done The ... raise them - loving dame , ' as Waller has translated it , and selves above persons of much more laudable characters ...
... raised , the heroic is the proper measure ; but when an hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is best done The ... raise them - loving dame , ' as Waller has translated it , and selves above persons of much more laudable characters ...
Strana 650
... raised and who approve an action , would certainly do it inflamed by our late wars , and , if rightly di- if they could ; that is , if some reason of self - rected , might be of good use to a person who love did not hinder them . There ...
... raised and who approve an action , would certainly do it inflamed by our late wars , and , if rightly di- if they could ; that is , if some reason of self - rected , might be of good use to a person who love did not hinder them . There ...
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