The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 12
... hope for annihilation , and please himself to think that his whole fabric shall one day crumble into dust , and mix with the mass of inani- mate beings , that it equally deserves our admiration and pity . The mystery of such men's ...
... hope for annihilation , and please himself to think that his whole fabric shall one day crumble into dust , and mix with the mass of inani- mate beings , that it equally deserves our admiration and pity . The mystery of such men's ...
Strana 103
... hope to see the early dawnings of our imagination daily brighten into sense , their innocence improve into virtue , and their unexperienced good - nature directed to a ge- nerous love of their country . T. I am , & c . ' No. 231 ...
... hope to see the early dawnings of our imagination daily brighten into sense , their innocence improve into virtue , and their unexperienced good - nature directed to a ge- nerous love of their country . T. I am , & c . ' No. 231 ...
Strana 353
... hope , that it is hard to say which they rather deserve , our pity , or contempt . It is not unpleasant to see a fellow , after growing old in attendance , and after having passed half a life in servitude , call himself the unhappiest ...
... hope , that it is hard to say which they rather deserve , our pity , or contempt . It is not unpleasant to see a fellow , after growing old in attendance , and after having passed half a life in servitude , call himself the unhappiest ...
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