The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 270
... spirit should contemn the praise of the ignorant , and like being ap- plauded for nothing but what he knows in his own heart he deserves . Besides which , the character of the person who commends you is to be considered , before you set ...
... spirit should contemn the praise of the ignorant , and like being ap- plauded for nothing but what he knows in his own heart he deserves . Besides which , the character of the person who commends you is to be considered , before you set ...
Strana 299
... spirit , Pity , seems to be a stranger to show or ostentation , and to worship him in the generality of an audience . The minds of spirit and in truth . ' As the Lacedemonians men are indeed very differently disposed ; and in their form ...
... spirit , Pity , seems to be a stranger to show or ostentation , and to worship him in the generality of an audience . The minds of spirit and in truth . ' As the Lacedemonians men are indeed very differently disposed ; and in their form ...
Strana 513
... spirit , damps of sorrow , and mutual ac- cusations which succeed it , are conceived with a wonderful imagination , and described in ver Adam the while , Waiting desirous her return , had wove Of choicest flow'rs a garland to adorn Her ...
... spirit , damps of sorrow , and mutual ac- cusations which succeed it , are conceived with a wonderful imagination , and described in ver Adam the while , Waiting desirous her return , had wove Of choicest flow'rs a garland to adorn Her ...
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