The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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... common decencies of apparel . " A covetous man will call himself poor , that you may sooth his vanity by contradicting him . " Love and the desire of Glory , as they are the most natural , so they are capable of being refined into the ...
... common decencies of apparel . " A covetous man will call himself poor , that you may sooth his vanity by contradicting him . " Love and the desire of Glory , as they are the most natural , so they are capable of being refined into the ...
Strana 129
... common affairs ? or treated but as one whose honesty consisted only in his incapacity of being otherwise ? * ' There is one cause of this usage no less absurd than common , which takes place among the more unthinking men ; and that is ...
... common affairs ? or treated but as one whose honesty consisted only in his incapacity of being otherwise ? * ' There is one cause of this usage no less absurd than common , which takes place among the more unthinking men ; and that is ...
Strana 222
... common reports of Fame , and in spreading abroad the weaknesses of an exalted character . They publish their ill - natured discoveries with a secret pride , and applaud themselves for the singularity of their judg- ment , which has ...
... common reports of Fame , and in spreading abroad the weaknesses of an exalted character . They publish their ill - natured discoveries with a secret pride , and applaud themselves for the singularity of their judg- ment , which has ...
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