The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... mind to ap- pear fingular in my way of writing : But the general re- ception I have found , convinces me that the world is not fo corrupt as we are apt to imagine ; and that if thofe men of parts who have been employed in vitiating the ...
... mind to ap- pear fingular in my way of writing : But the general re- ception I have found , convinces me that the world is not fo corrupt as we are apt to imagine ; and that if thofe men of parts who have been employed in vitiating the ...
Strana 166
... mind in affifting the diftreffed . ' The decency then that is to be obferved in liberality feems to confift in its being performed with fuch chear- fulness , as may express the Godlike pleasure is to be met with in obliging one's fellow ...
... mind in affifting the diftreffed . ' The decency then that is to be obferved in liberality feems to confift in its being performed with fuch chear- fulness , as may express the Godlike pleasure is to be met with in obliging one's fellow ...
Strana 168
... mind which had in- habited it . · Ne non procumbat honeftè , Extrema hæc etiam cura cadentis erat . Ovid . Faft . 1. 3. ver . 833 . ' Twas her last thought , how decently to fall . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am a young woman without a fortune ...
... mind which had in- habited it . · Ne non procumbat honeftè , Extrema hæc etiam cura cadentis erat . Ovid . Faft . 1. 3. ver . 833 . ' Twas her last thought , how decently to fall . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am a young woman without a fortune ...
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