The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 158
... Heart of almost every particular Perfon . This Influence is very fatal both to Mens Morals and their Understandings ; It finks the Virtue of a Nation , and not only fo , but deftroys even common Sense . A furious Party - Spirit , when ...
... Heart of almost every particular Perfon . This Influence is very fatal both to Mens Morals and their Understandings ; It finks the Virtue of a Nation , and not only fo , but deftroys even common Sense . A furious Party - Spirit , when ...
Strana 279
... Heart melted away in fecret Raptures . · 6 6 6 6 6 I had been often told that the Rock before me was the Haunt of a Genius ; and that feveral had been entertained with Mufick who had paffed by it , but ne- ver heard that the Mufician ...
... Heart melted away in fecret Raptures . · 6 6 6 6 6 I had been often told that the Rock before me was the Haunt of a Genius ; and that feveral had been entertained with Mufick who had paffed by it , but ne- ver heard that the Mufician ...
Strana 295
... Heart , I preferred to all the World ; being deter mined if I could not have him , to have no Body else . • About three Months ago I received a Letter from him , acquainting me , that by the Death of an Uncle he had a confiderable ...
... Heart , I preferred to all the World ; being deter mined if I could not have him , to have no Body else . • About three Months ago I received a Letter from him , acquainting me , that by the Death of an Uncle he had a confiderable ...
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