The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... spirit , and of another in an ordinary one . The man of a great heart and a serious complexion , is more pleased with instances of generosity and pity , than the light and ludicrous spirit can possibly be with the highest strains of ...
... spirit , and of another in an ordinary one . The man of a great heart and a serious complexion , is more pleased with instances of generosity and pity , than the light and ludicrous spirit can possibly be with the highest strains of ...
Strana 115
... spirit , such a despicable cowardice , such a degenerate abject state of mind , as one would think human nature incapable of , Idid we not meet with frequent instances of it in ordinary conversation . There is another kind of vicious ...
... spirit , such a despicable cowardice , such a degenerate abject state of mind , as one would think human nature incapable of , Idid we not meet with frequent instances of it in ordinary conversation . There is another kind of vicious ...
Strana 141
... spirit that is either contracted or dilated by the benignity or inclemency of the season . MR SPECTATOR , -The translations which you have lately given us from the Greek in some of your last papers , have been the occasion of my looking ...
... spirit that is either contracted or dilated by the benignity or inclemency of the season . MR SPECTATOR , -The translations which you have lately given us from the Greek in some of your last papers , have been the occasion of my looking ...
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