The Spectator, Svazek 81806 |
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Strana 143
... those shades which our own induftry has raised . Amufe- ments of this nature compose the mind , and lay at rest all those paffions which are uneafy to the foul of man , befides that they naturally engender good thoughts , and difpofe us ...
... those shades which our own induftry has raised . Amufe- ments of this nature compose the mind , and lay at rest all those paffions which are uneafy to the foul of man , befides that they naturally engender good thoughts , and difpofe us ...
Strana 187
... those of the ancients , are like the works of the fophifts compared with those of the old phi- lofophers . Envy and cavil are the natural fruits of lazi- ness and ignorance ; which was probably the reason that in the heathen mythology ...
... those of the ancients , are like the works of the fophifts compared with those of the old phi- lofophers . Envy and cavil are the natural fruits of lazi- ness and ignorance ; which was probably the reason that in the heathen mythology ...
Strana 188
those numerous abfurdities in which they daily inftruct the people , by not confidering that , firft , there is fometimes a greater judgment fhewn in deviating from the rules of art than in adhering to them ; and , fecondly , that there ...
those numerous abfurdities in which they daily inftruct the people , by not confidering that , firft , there is fometimes a greater judgment fhewn in deviating from the rules of art than in adhering to them ; and , fecondly , that there ...
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