The Spectator, Svazek 8Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 69
... pain to a man of fenfe ; this , and fome private hopes he ' would hang himself , and what a glory it would be for me ... pains , and prefcriptions for every fancy that troubled him ' in hot weather he lived upon juleps , and let blood to ...
... pain to a man of fenfe ; this , and fome private hopes he ' would hang himself , and what a glory it would be for me ... pains , and prefcriptions for every fancy that troubled him ' in hot weather he lived upon juleps , and let blood to ...
Strana 182
... Pain , poverty , or in- famy , are the natural product of vicious and imprudent acts ; as the contrary bleffings are of good ones ; fo that we cannot fuppofe our lot to be determined without impiety . A great enhancement of pleasure ...
... Pain , poverty , or in- famy , are the natural product of vicious and imprudent acts ; as the contrary bleffings are of good ones ; fo that we cannot fuppofe our lot to be determined without impiety . A great enhancement of pleasure ...
Strana 255
... pains of the fenfual , with those of the virtuous , and fee which are heavier in the balance . It may feem ftrange , at the first view , that the men of pleasure fhould be advised to change their courfe , because they lead a painful ...
... pains of the fenfual , with those of the virtuous , and fee which are heavier in the balance . It may feem ftrange , at the first view , that the men of pleasure fhould be advised to change their courfe , because they lead a painful ...
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