The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... mankind with the freedom which you feem to re- folve upon ; at least if you do fo , you should take along with you the diftinction of manners of the world , according to the quality and way of life of the perfons concerned . A man of ...
... mankind with the freedom which you feem to re- folve upon ; at least if you do fo , you should take along with you the diftinction of manners of the world , according to the quality and way of life of the perfons concerned . A man of ...
Strana 153
... mankind , and the perfection of human nature , which ought to be the great ends of all civil in- ftitutions . ** By ADDISON , dated London . L N ° 288 Wednesday , January 30 , 1712 . -Pavor eft utrique moleftus . Both fear alike . • Mr ...
... mankind , and the perfection of human nature , which ought to be the great ends of all civil in- ftitutions . ** By ADDISON , dated London . L N ° 288 Wednesday , January 30 , 1712 . -Pavor eft utrique moleftus . Both fear alike . • Mr ...
Strana 160
... mankind . But its- being fo very common , and fo univerfally received , though it takes away from it the grace of novelty , adds . very much to the weight of it , as it fhews that it falls in with the general sense of mankind . In fhort ...
... mankind . But its- being fo very common , and fo univerfally received , though it takes away from it the grace of novelty , adds . very much to the weight of it , as it fhews that it falls in with the general sense of mankind . In fhort ...
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