The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 183
... able to make to our own Being , has been by calling this Disposition of Mind Humanity . We can- not but observe a Pleasure arising in our own Breast upon the seeing or hearing of a generous Action , even when we are wholly disinterested ...
... able to make to our own Being , has been by calling this Disposition of Mind Humanity . We can- not but observe a Pleasure arising in our own Breast upon the seeing or hearing of a generous Action , even when we are wholly disinterested ...
Strana 235
... able to practise . But this is a vicious Way of Thinking ; and it bears some Spice of roman- tick Madness for a Man to imagine that he must grow ambitious , or seek Adventures , to be able to do great Actions . It is in every Man's ...
... able to practise . But this is a vicious Way of Thinking ; and it bears some Spice of roman- tick Madness for a Man to imagine that he must grow ambitious , or seek Adventures , to be able to do great Actions . It is in every Man's ...
Strana 246
... able to overcome the Noise of the Croud , and the rattling of Coaches , but also to vend their respective Mer- chandizes in apt Phrases , and in the most distinct and agree- able Sounds . I do therefore humbly recommend my self as a ...
... able to overcome the Noise of the Croud , and the rattling of Coaches , but also to vend their respective Mer- chandizes in apt Phrases , and in the most distinct and agree- able Sounds . I do therefore humbly recommend my self as a ...
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