The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana 175
... proper for it , by giving such an Activity to the Limbs , and such a Pliancy to every Part as necessarily produce those Compressions , Exten- tions , Contortions , Dilatations , and all other kinds of [ Motions ' ] that are necessary ...
... proper for it , by giving such an Activity to the Limbs , and such a Pliancy to every Part as necessarily produce those Compressions , Exten- tions , Contortions , Dilatations , and all other kinds of [ Motions ' ] that are necessary ...
Strana 323
... proper Times and Places , and turns them to the Advantage of the Person who is possessed of them . Without it Learning is Pedantry , and Wit Imper- tinence ; Virtue itself looks like Weakness ; the best Parts only qualify a Man to be ...
... proper Times and Places , and turns them to the Advantage of the Person who is possessed of them . Without it Learning is Pedantry , and Wit Imper- tinence ; Virtue itself looks like Weakness ; the best Parts only qualify a Man to be ...
Strana 604
... proper either for Oaks or Mirtles , and adapts itself to the Products of every Climate . Oranges may grow wild in it ; Myrrh may be met with in every Hedge , and if he thinks it proper to have a Grove of Spices , he can quickly command ...
... proper either for Oaks or Mirtles , and adapts itself to the Products of every Climate . Oranges may grow wild in it ; Myrrh may be met with in every Hedge , and if he thinks it proper to have a Grove of Spices , he can quickly command ...
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