The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 131
... thofe fecret diftributions , without which the body can- not fubfift in its vigour , nor the foul act with chear- fulness . I might here mention the effects which this has upon all the faculties of the mind , by keeping the under ...
... thofe fecret diftributions , without which the body can- not fubfift in its vigour , nor the foul act with chear- fulness . I might here mention the effects which this has upon all the faculties of the mind , by keeping the under ...
Strana 170
... thofe advantages which they give the common enemy , but to thofe private evils which they produce in the heart of almoft every particular perfon . This in- fluence is very fatal both to mens morals and their un- derstandings ; it finks ...
... thofe advantages which they give the common enemy , but to thofe private evils which they produce in the heart of almoft every particular perfon . This in- fluence is very fatal both to mens morals and their un- derstandings ; it finks ...
Strana 245
... thofe who " call themselves judges , to appear before thofe that " really are fuch ; before Minos , Rhadamanthus , acus , " and Triptolemus , and to meet men who have lived " with juftice and truth ? Is this , do you think , no 66 64 ...
... thofe who " call themselves judges , to appear before thofe that " really are fuch ; before Minos , Rhadamanthus , acus , " and Triptolemus , and to meet men who have lived " with juftice and truth ? Is this , do you think , no 66 64 ...
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