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Strana 13
HERE can be no greater Injury to humane Society , held honourable to those
who are endowed with them , without any Regard how they are applied . The
Gifts of Nature and Accomplishments of Art are valuable , but as they are exerted
in the ...
HERE can be no greater Injury to humane Society , held honourable to those
who are endowed with them , without any Regard how they are applied . The
Gifts of Nature and Accomplishments of Art are valuable , but as they are exerted
in the ...
Strana 16
This is indeed an arduous Task ; but it should comfort a glorious Spirit that it is the
highest Step to which humane Nature can arrive . Triumph , Applause ,
Acclamation , are dear to the Mind of Man , but it is still a more exquisite Delight
to say to ...
This is indeed an arduous Task ; but it should comfort a glorious Spirit that it is the
highest Step to which humane Nature can arrive . Triumph , Applause ,
Acclamation , are dear to the Mind of Man , but it is still a more exquisite Delight
to say to ...
Strana 21
CAPTAIN SENTRY observed Sir ANDREW very diligent in hearing Sir Roger ,
and had a Mind to turn the Dis . course , by taking Notice in general from the
highest to the lowest Parts of humane Society , there was a secret , tho ' unjust
Way ...
CAPTAIN SENTRY observed Sir ANDREW very diligent in hearing Sir Roger ,
and had a Mind to turn the Dis . course , by taking Notice in general from the
highest to the lowest Parts of humane Society , there was a secret , tho ' unjust
Way ...
Strana 29
24 • Mr . SPECTATOR , 1711 I do not deny but you appear in many of your
Papers to understand humane Life pretty well ; but there are very many things
which you cannot possibly have a true Notion of , in a single Life ; these are such
as ...
24 • Mr . SPECTATOR , 1711 I do not deny but you appear in many of your
Papers to understand humane Life pretty well ; but there are very many things
which you cannot possibly have a true Notion of , in a single Life ; these are such
as ...
Strana 52
S all Parts of humane Life come under my Observ ferences from my speaking
knowingly of that sort of Crime which is at present treated of . He will , I hope ,
suppose I know it only from the Letters of Correspond ents , two of which you
shall ...
S all Parts of humane Life come under my Observ ferences from my speaking
knowingly of that sort of Crime which is at present treated of . He will , I hope ,
suppose I know it only from the Letters of Correspond ents , two of which you
shall ...
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| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 2 Everyman's library. Essays Everyman's library: Essays and belles lettres The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Autoři | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Redaktor | George Gregory Smith |
| Vydání | dotisk |
| Vydavatel | J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Illinoiská univerzita v Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitalizováno | 3. únor 2016 |
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