The Spectator, Svazek 81806 |
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... mind . • SIR , DRYDEN . I AM a tall , broad - fhouldered , im- pudent , black fellow , and , as I thought , every way qualified for a rich widow : but after having tried my fortune for above three years together , I have not been able ...
... mind . • SIR , DRYDEN . I AM a tall , broad - fhouldered , im- pudent , black fellow , and , as I thought , every way qualified for a rich widow : but after having tried my fortune for above three years together , I have not been able ...
Strana 366
... mind and body , are inconfiftent with the habit of it . But thefe reflections I shall leave to the leisure of my readers , and fhall obferve , in the third place , that it bears a great analogy with purity of mind , and naturally in ...
... mind and body , are inconfiftent with the habit of it . But thefe reflections I shall leave to the leisure of my readers , and fhall obferve , in the third place , that it bears a great analogy with purity of mind , and naturally in ...
Strana 383
... mind , and may inspire noble sentiments of our own future grandeur and happiness , I think it well deserves to be pre- fented to the public . If the univerfe be the creature of an intelli- gent mind , this mind could have no immediate ...
... mind , and may inspire noble sentiments of our own future grandeur and happiness , I think it well deserves to be pre- fented to the public . If the univerfe be the creature of an intelli- gent mind , this mind could have no immediate ...
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