The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 118
... World some Ages after him . How- ever that may be , we find that this great Philosopher saw , by the Light of Reason , that it was suitable to the Goodness of the Divine Nature to send a Person into the World , who should instruct ...
... World some Ages after him . How- ever that may be , we find that this great Philosopher saw , by the Light of Reason , that it was suitable to the Goodness of the Divine Nature to send a Person into the World , who should instruct ...
Strana 285
... World . This Way of Life is recommended indeed with great Beauty , and in such a Manner as disposes the Reader for the Time to a pleasing Forgetfulness , or Negligence of the particular Hurry of Life in which he is engaged , together ...
... World . This Way of Life is recommended indeed with great Beauty , and in such a Manner as disposes the Reader for the Time to a pleasing Forgetfulness , or Negligence of the particular Hurry of Life in which he is engaged , together ...
Strana 442
... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad : How- ever , as this learned Author asserts , That Virtue is much more difficult to be attained than Knowledge of the World ; and that Vice is a more stubborn , as well as a more dangerous ...
... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad : How- ever , as this learned Author asserts , That Virtue is much more difficult to be attained than Knowledge of the World ; and that Vice is a more stubborn , as well as a more dangerous ...
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