The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... pleasures themfelves , but turn their thoughts upon ob- ferving the falfe pleasures of other men . Such people are ... pleasure and pain , and very much unbecoming any part of our life after we are out of the nurse's arms . Such an ...
... pleasures themfelves , but turn their thoughts upon ob- ferving the falfe pleasures of other men . Such people are ... pleasure and pain , and very much unbecoming any part of our life after we are out of the nurse's arms . Such an ...
Strana 236
... pleasure to another man , and sickness less affecting to him than indifpofition is to others . I must confefs , if one does not regard life after this manner , none but idiots can pass it away with any tole- rable patience . Take a fine ...
... pleasure to another man , and sickness less affecting to him than indifpofition is to others . I must confefs , if one does not regard life after this manner , none but idiots can pass it away with any tole- rable patience . Take a fine ...
Strana 263
... pleasure , the greatest virtues lie neglected . I KNOW no one character that gives reason a greater fhock , at the fame time that it prefents a good ridicu- lous image to the imagination , than that of a man of wit and pleasure about ...
... pleasure , the greatest virtues lie neglected . I KNOW no one character that gives reason a greater fhock , at the fame time that it prefents a good ridicu- lous image to the imagination , than that of a man of wit and pleasure about ...
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Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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