The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana 238
... happy hereafter . The Truth of it is , if all the Happiness that is dispersed through the whole Race of Mankind in this World were drawn together , and put into the Possession of any single Man , it would not make a very happy Being ...
... happy hereafter . The Truth of it is , if all the Happiness that is dispersed through the whole Race of Mankind in this World were drawn together , and put into the Possession of any single Man , it would not make a very happy Being ...
Strana 373
... happy . A happy Marriage has sent State agreeable , but often determine our Hap - in it all the Pleasures of Friendship , all the En- piness to all Eternity . Where the Choice is left to Friends , the chief Point under Consideration is ...
... happy . A happy Marriage has sent State agreeable , but often determine our Hap - in it all the Pleasures of Friendship , all the En- piness to all Eternity . Where the Choice is left to Friends , the chief Point under Consideration is ...
Strana 845
... happy by the Satis- the last Place considering that the Happiness faction of the Memory , the Sight , the Hearing , of another World is to be the Happiness of the or any other Mode of Perception . Every Faculty whole Man ; who can ...
... happy by the Satis- the last Place considering that the Happiness faction of the Memory , the Sight , the Hearing , of another World is to be the Happiness of the or any other Mode of Perception . Every Faculty whole Man ; who can ...
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