The Spectator, Svazek 3Alexander Chalmers F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 - Počet stran: 422 |
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... human nature , setting aside the infi- nite advantages which arise from it , as a strong , steady , masculine piety ; but enthusiasm and super- stition are the weaknesses of human reason , that ex- pose us to the scorn and derision of ...
... human nature , setting aside the infi- nite advantages which arise from it , as a strong , steady , masculine piety ; but enthusiasm and super- stition are the weaknesses of human reason , that ex- pose us to the scorn and derision of ...
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... human life . THERE are no authors I am more pleased with , than those who show human nature in a variety of views , and describe the several ages of the world in their different manners . A reader cannot be more rationally entertained ...
... human life . THERE are no authors I am more pleased with , than those who show human nature in a variety of views , and describe the several ages of the world in their different manners . A reader cannot be more rationally entertained ...
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... human nature ; it renders the man who is over - run with it a peevish and cruel master , a severe parent , an unsociable husband , a distant and mistrustful friend . But it is more to the present purpose to consider it as an absurd ...
... human nature ; it renders the man who is over - run with it a peevish and cruel master , a severe parent , an unsociable husband , a distant and mistrustful friend . But it is more to the present purpose to consider it as an absurd ...
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