The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... mean time , when I confider how much I have seen , read , and heard , I begin to blame my own Taciturnity ; and fince I have neither Time nor Inclination to com- municate the Fulnefs of my Heart in Speech , I am re- folved to do it in ...
... mean time , when I confider how much I have seen , read , and heard , I begin to blame my own Taciturnity ; and fince I have neither Time nor Inclination to com- municate the Fulnefs of my Heart in Speech , I am re- folved to do it in ...
Strana 102
... mean , fo unworthy humane Nature , that a generous Soul would rather die than submit to them . Be- fides , that a continual Anxiety for Life vitiates all the Relishes of it , and cafts a Gloom over the whole Face of Nature ; as it is ...
... mean , fo unworthy humane Nature , that a generous Soul would rather die than submit to them . Be- fides , that a continual Anxiety for Life vitiates all the Relishes of it , and cafts a Gloom over the whole Face of Nature ; as it is ...
Strana 152
... mean and little . They cherish and cultivate that Humanity which is the Ornament of our Nature . They foften Infolence , footh Affliction , and fubdue the Mind to the Difpenfations of Providence . IT is no Wonder therefore that in all ...
... mean and little . They cherish and cultivate that Humanity which is the Ornament of our Nature . They foften Infolence , footh Affliction , and fubdue the Mind to the Difpenfations of Providence . IT is no Wonder therefore that in all ...
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