The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 26
... appear in their Conduct what they are in their Hearts . By this means , Love , during the Time of my Speculations , fhall be carried on with the fame Sincerity as any other Affairs of lefs Confi- deration . As this is the greatest ...
... appear in their Conduct what they are in their Hearts . By this means , Love , during the Time of my Speculations , fhall be carried on with the fame Sincerity as any other Affairs of lefs Confi- deration . As this is the greatest ...
Strana 31
... appears in the fame Condition with the Fellow above- mentioned , but more contemptible , in Proportion to what more he ... appear upon Examination , that the most po- lite Ages are the least virtuous . This may be attributed to the Folly ...
... appears in the fame Condition with the Fellow above- mentioned , but more contemptible , in Proportion to what more he ... appear upon Examination , that the most po- lite Ages are the least virtuous . This may be attributed to the Folly ...
Strana 222
... appear ridiculous when they proceed from a wrong Sex , the Faults and Imperfections of one Sex tranfplanted into another , appear black and monftrous . As for the Men , I fhall not in this Paper any further concern my felf about them ...
... appear ridiculous when they proceed from a wrong Sex , the Faults and Imperfections of one Sex tranfplanted into another , appear black and monftrous . As for the Men , I fhall not in this Paper any further concern my felf about them ...
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