The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... use them to fignify one idea , fometimes another . He adds , that the refult of our contemplations and reasonings , while we have no precife ideas fixed to our words , muft needs be very confused and abfurd . To avoid this in ...
... use them to fignify one idea , fometimes another . He adds , that the refult of our contemplations and reasonings , while we have no precife ideas fixed to our words , muft needs be very confused and abfurd . To avoid this in ...
Strana 243
... use of . Can you oblige any man of ho- nour and virtue ? Do it immediately . Can you vifit a fick friend ? Will it revive him to fee you enter , and sus- pend your own eafe and pleasure to comfort his weak- nefs , and hear the ...
... use of . Can you oblige any man of ho- nour and virtue ? Do it immediately . Can you vifit a fick friend ? Will it revive him to fee you enter , and sus- pend your own eafe and pleasure to comfort his weak- nefs , and hear the ...
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... use of them recommended by Mr. Locke , N. 373 . Detraction , the general use of it in conversation , N. 348 . Devotée , the description of one , N. 354 . Drefs , the advantage of being well - dreit , N. 360 . Drums , cuftomary but very ...
... use of them recommended by Mr. Locke , N. 373 . Detraction , the general use of it in conversation , N. 348 . Devotée , the description of one , N. 354 . Drefs , the advantage of being well - dreit , N. 360 . Drums , cuftomary but very ...
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