The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 270
... Youth again only for the Strength of Bones and Sinews which we once were Mafters of . It is ( as my Author has it ) as abfurd in an old Man to wifh for the Strength of a Youth , as it would be in a young Man to wish for the Strength of ...
... Youth again only for the Strength of Bones and Sinews which we once were Mafters of . It is ( as my Author has it ) as abfurd in an old Man to wifh for the Strength of a Youth , as it would be in a young Man to wish for the Strength of ...
Strana 273
... Youth catches Diftempers more eafily , its Sick- nefs is more violent , and its Recovery_more doubtful . The Youth indeed hopes for many more Days , fo cannot the old Man . The Youth's Hopes are ill - grounded ; for what is more foolish ...
... Youth catches Diftempers more eafily , its Sick- nefs is more violent , and its Recovery_more doubtful . The Youth indeed hopes for many more Days , fo cannot the old Man . The Youth's Hopes are ill - grounded ; for what is more foolish ...
Strana 285
... Youth to contend for a Prize in the Olym- pick Games , answered he would , if he had Kings to run against him . Caffius , who was one of the Confpirators against Cæfar , gave as great a Proof of his Temper , when in his Childhood he ...
... Youth to contend for a Prize in the Olym- pick Games , answered he would , if he had Kings to run against him . Caffius , who was one of the Confpirators against Cæfar , gave as great a Proof of his Temper , when in his Childhood he ...
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