The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... turning to the officer , ' thee and I are to part by - and - by , and peradventure we may never meet again ; but be ... turns its thoughts upon the conduct No. 133 127 THE SPECTATOR.
... turning to the officer , ' thee and I are to part by - and - by , and peradventure we may never meet again ; but be ... turns its thoughts upon the conduct No. 133 127 THE SPECTATOR.
Strana 296
... turn the discourse , by taking notice in general from the highest to the lowest parts of human society , there was a secret , though unjust , way among men of indulging the seeds of ill - nature and envy , by comparing their own state ...
... turn the discourse , by taking notice in general from the highest to the lowest parts of human society , there was a secret , though unjust , way among men of indulging the seeds of ill - nature and envy , by comparing their own state ...
Strana 316
... turn , who find no pleasure but in papers of morality and sound sense . The former call everything that is serious stupid ; the latter look upon everything as imperti- nent that is ludicrous . Were I always grave one half of my readers ...
... turn , who find no pleasure but in papers of morality and sound sense . The former call everything that is serious stupid ; the latter look upon everything as imperti- nent that is ludicrous . Were I always grave one half of my readers ...
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