The Spectator, Svazek 8J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 14
... use of my tongue , I was afraid that I had quite loft it . Befides , the un- ufual extenfion of my muscles , on this occafion , made my face ake on both fides to fuch a degree , that no- thing but an invincible refolution and ...
... use of my tongue , I was afraid that I had quite loft it . Befides , the un- ufual extenfion of my muscles , on this occafion , made my face ake on both fides to fuch a degree , that no- thing but an invincible refolution and ...
Strana 79
... use the store : That have the generous fkill to bear The hated weight of poverty . 1. 4. ver . 45 Creech . WAS once engaged in difcourfe with a Roficrucian about the great fecret . " As this kind of men ( mean thofe of them who are not ...
... use the store : That have the generous fkill to bear The hated weight of poverty . 1. 4. ver . 45 Creech . WAS once engaged in difcourfe with a Roficrucian about the great fecret . " As this kind of men ( mean thofe of them who are not ...
Strana 80
... use of for the acquiring of this virtue , I fhall only mention . the two following . First of all , a man fhould always confider how much he has more than he wants : and fecondly , How much more unhappy he might be than he really is ...
... use of for the acquiring of this virtue , I fhall only mention . the two following . First of all , a man fhould always confider how much he has more than he wants : and fecondly , How much more unhappy he might be than he really is ...
Strana 105
... use of them to infpire us with a defire of becoming inhabitants of this delightful place .. I have in this , and in two foregoing letters , treated on the most serious fubject that can employ the mind of man , the omniprefence of the ...
... use of them to infpire us with a defire of becoming inhabitants of this delightful place .. I have in this , and in two foregoing letters , treated on the most serious fubject that can employ the mind of man , the omniprefence of the ...
Strana 143
... the remains of it . A woman who from being a flattern becomes over- neat , or from being over - neat becomes a flattern , is moft certainly in love . ' I fhall I fhall make use of this gentleman's fkill , as N ° 591 143 THE SPECTATOR .
... the remains of it . A woman who from being a flattern becomes over- neat , or from being over - neat becomes a flattern , is moft certainly in love . ' I fhall I fhall make use of this gentleman's fkill , as N ° 591 143 THE SPECTATOR .
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