The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 258
... Youth are not to be obeyed as they were then , but Reafon is more pow- erful now without the Disturbance of them . An old Gentleman t'other day in Difcourfe with a Friend of his ( reflecting upon fome Adventures they had in Youth to ...
... Youth are not to be obeyed as they were then , but Reafon is more pow- erful now without the Disturbance of them . An old Gentleman t'other day in Difcourfe with a Friend of his ( reflecting upon fome Adventures they had in Youth to ...
Strana 259
... Youth gives a peaceable , un- mixed , and elegant Pleasure to the Mind ; and to fuch who are fo unfortunate as not to be able to look back on Youth with Satisfaction , they may give themselves no little Confolation that they are under ...
... Youth gives a peaceable , un- mixed , and elegant Pleasure to the Mind ; and to fuch who are fo unfortunate as not to be able to look back on Youth with Satisfaction , they may give themselves no little Confolation that they are under ...
Strana 271
... Youth , and studied by Men for their own Conduct when they form to them- felves any Scheme of Life . It is wonderfully hard indeed for aMan to judge of his ownCapacity impartially ; that may look great to me which may appear little to ...
... Youth , and studied by Men for their own Conduct when they form to them- felves any Scheme of Life . It is wonderfully hard indeed for aMan to judge of his ownCapacity impartially ; that may look great to me which may appear little to ...
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