The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 105
... merit is aukward ; and merit without modesty , in- solent . But modest merit has a double claim to ac- ceptance , and generally meets with as many patrons as beholders , I am , & c . ' It is impossible that a person should exert himself ...
... merit is aukward ; and merit without modesty , in- solent . But modest merit has a double claim to ac- ceptance , and generally meets with as many patrons as beholders , I am , & c . ' It is impossible that a person should exert himself ...
Strana 139
... merit , the other whilst he shews he knows how to discern it ; but above all , that man is happy in this art , who , like a skilful painter , retains the features and complexion , but still softens the picture into the most agreeable ...
... merit , the other whilst he shews he knows how to discern it ; but above all , that man is happy in this art , who , like a skilful painter , retains the features and complexion , but still softens the picture into the most agreeable ...
Strana 410
... merit in the person on whom they de- scended . Those who believe a future state of rewards and punishments act very absurdly , if they form their opinions of a man's merit , from his successes . But cer- tainly , if I thought the whole ...
... merit in the person on whom they de- scended . Those who believe a future state of rewards and punishments act very absurdly , if they form their opinions of a man's merit , from his successes . But cer- tainly , if I thought the whole ...
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