The Spectator, Svazek 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Strana 108
... pleasure that attends it . It must be confeffed , that this is none of thofe turbulent pleasures which is apt to gratify a man in the heats of youth ; but if it be not fo tumultuous , it is more laft- ing . Nothing can be more ...
... pleasure that attends it . It must be confeffed , that this is none of thofe turbulent pleasures which is apt to gratify a man in the heats of youth ; but if it be not fo tumultuous , it is more laft- ing . Nothing can be more ...
Strana 168
... pleasures we are fpeaking of ; and that this fulness of joy will be made up of all those pleasures which the nature of ... pleasure of converfing with our Bles- fed Saviour , with an innumerable hoft of angels , and with the fpirits of ...
... pleasures we are fpeaking of ; and that this fulness of joy will be made up of all those pleasures which the nature of ... pleasure of converfing with our Bles- fed Saviour , with an innumerable hoft of angels , and with the fpirits of ...
Strana 262
... pleasure annex- ed to the first appearance of truth in the mind . This pleasure being exquifite for the time it lafts , but tranfient , it hereby comes to pass that the mind grows into an indifference to its former notions , and paffes ...
... pleasure annex- ed to the first appearance of truth in the mind . This pleasure being exquifite for the time it lafts , but tranfient , it hereby comes to pass that the mind grows into an indifference to its former notions , and paffes ...
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