The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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... Business relieves them from eir own natural Heaviness , by furnishing them with what to > ; whereas Business to Mercurial Men , is an Interruption from eir real Existence and Happiness . Tho ' the dull Part of ankind are harmless in ...
... Business relieves them from eir own natural Heaviness , by furnishing them with what to > ; whereas Business to Mercurial Men , is an Interruption from eir real Existence and Happiness . Tho ' the dull Part of ankind are harmless in ...
Strana 288
... Business , then to make up an Estate , then ve at Honours , then to retire . Thus although the whole Our way al Opportunit Justice to Envious , q which are Nature , an busy himse There is for those F selves , and that Inter Creature of ...
... Business , then to make up an Estate , then ve at Honours , then to retire . Thus although the whole Our way al Opportunit Justice to Envious , q which are Nature , an busy himse There is for those F selves , and that Inter Creature of ...
Strana 470
... Business to Examine the Course of Intreagues , as well as the Manners and Accomplishments of such as have been most successful that Way . In all my Observation , I never knew a Man of good Understanding a general Favourite ; some Singu ...
... Business to Examine the Course of Intreagues , as well as the Manners and Accomplishments of such as have been most successful that Way . In all my Observation , I never knew a Man of good Understanding a general Favourite ; some Singu ...
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