The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... because the fame actions may be aimed at different ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a nature and fo full of circumftances , that as men pry into them more or lefs , or obferve fome parts more than ...
... because the fame actions may be aimed at different ends , and arife from quite contrary principles . Actions are of fo mixt a nature and fo full of circumftances , that as men pry into them more or lefs , or obferve fome parts more than ...
Strana 93
... because we do not fear that it may ' be our own cafe , who do not resemb the fuffering ' perfon . ' But as that great philofopher adds , if we ' fee a man of virtue mixt with infirmities , fail into any ' misfortune , it does not only ...
... because we do not fear that it may ' be our own cafe , who do not resemb the fuffering ' perfon . ' But as that great philofopher adds , if we ' fee a man of virtue mixt with infirmities , fail into any ' misfortune , it does not only ...
Strana 163
... because there is any fault in it , but because he can be merry upon in N⚫ 291 163 THE SPECTATOR . ventures to praise any paffage in an author which has ...
... because there is any fault in it , but because he can be merry upon in N⚫ 291 163 THE SPECTATOR . ventures to praise any paffage in an author which has ...
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