The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 127
... turning to the officer , ' thee and I are to part by - and - by , and peradventure we may never meet again ; but be ... turns its thoughts upon the conduct No. 133 127 THE SPECTATOR.
... turning to the officer , ' thee and I are to part by - and - by , and peradventure we may never meet again ; but be ... turns its thoughts upon the conduct No. 133 127 THE SPECTATOR.
Strana 131
... turn thy mind to its own improvement in things out of the power of fortune ; in probity , in integrity , in the practice and study of justice ; how silent thy passage , how private thy journey , how glorious thy end ! Many have I known ...
... turn thy mind to its own improvement in things out of the power of fortune ; in probity , in integrity , in the practice and study of justice ; how silent thy passage , how private thy journey , how glorious thy end ! Many have I known ...
Strana 235
... turn and polishing of what the French call a bel esprit , by which they would express a genius refined by conversation , reflection , and the reading of the most polite authors . The greatest genius which runs through the arts and ...
... turn and polishing of what the French call a bel esprit , by which they would express a genius refined by conversation , reflection , and the reading of the most polite authors . The greatest genius which runs through the arts and ...
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