The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... reason why men cannot form a right judgment of us is , because the fame actions may be aimed at differ- ent ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a nature , and fo full of circum- ftances , that as men ...
... reason why men cannot form a right judgment of us is , because the fame actions may be aimed at differ- ent ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a nature , and fo full of circum- ftances , that as men ...
Strana 85
... reason I am forced to tie him clofe to his manger with a pack thread . ' The woman is a coquette . She ftruts as much as it is poffible for a lady of two foot high , and would ruin me in filks , were not the quantity that goes to a ...
... reason I am forced to tie him clofe to his manger with a pack thread . ' The woman is a coquette . She ftruts as much as it is poffible for a lady of two foot high , and would ruin me in filks , were not the quantity that goes to a ...
Strana 214
... reason , and enlivened with hope ; it does not break forth into irregular fits and fallies of devotion , but is an uniform and confistent tenour of action : it is ftrict without severity ; com- paffionate without weakness ; it is the ...
... reason , and enlivened with hope ; it does not break forth into irregular fits and fallies of devotion , but is an uniform and confistent tenour of action : it is ftrict without severity ; com- paffionate without weakness ; it is the ...
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