The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... pleasure interrupted by envy . It is not to him of any consequence what this man is famed for , or for what the other is preferred . He knows there is in such a place an uninterrupted walk ; he can meet in such a company an agreeable ...
... pleasure interrupted by envy . It is not to him of any consequence what this man is famed for , or for what the other is preferred . He knows there is in such a place an uninterrupted walk ; he can meet in such a company an agreeable ...
Strana 109
... pleasure arising in our own breast upon the seeing or hearing of a generous action , even when we are wholly disinterested in it . I cannot give a more proper instance of this , than by a letter from Pliny2 , in which he recommends a ...
... pleasure arising in our own breast upon the seeing or hearing of a generous action , even when we are wholly disinterested in it . I cannot give a more proper instance of this , than by a letter from Pliny2 , in which he recommends a ...
Strana 303
... pleasures and sentiments of the company . Cunning people , hypocrites , all who are but half virtuous or half wise , are incapable of tasting the refined pleasure of such an equal company as could wholly exclude the regard of fortune in ...
... pleasures and sentiments of the company . Cunning people , hypocrites , all who are but half virtuous or half wise , are incapable of tasting the refined pleasure of such an equal company as could wholly exclude the regard of fortune in ...
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