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Strana 248
Whatever we do , we should keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well pleased . The way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercise , our minds at ease .
Whatever we do , we should keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well pleased . The way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercise , our minds at ease .
Strana 304
SPECTATOR , ' I KEEP a coffee - house , and am one of those whom you have thought fit to mention as an Idol some time ago . I suffered a good deal of raillery upon that occasion ; but shall heartily forgive you , who are the cause of it ...
SPECTATOR , ' I KEEP a coffee - house , and am one of those whom you have thought fit to mention as an Idol some time ago . I suffered a good deal of raillery upon that occasion ; but shall heartily forgive you , who are the cause of it ...
Strana 499
For the chief point is to keep in generals , and if there be any thing offered that is particular , to be in haste . But we are now in the height of the affair , and my lord's creatures have all had their whispers round to keep up the ...
For the chief point is to keep in generals , and if there be any thing offered that is particular , to be in haste . But we are now in the height of the affair , and my lord's creatures have all had their whispers round to keep up the ...
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