The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... reason , but that I thought what he propofed the effect ' of humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reafon and good fenfe in it . I cannot now go ' into the parlour to him , and make his heart glad with an account of a matter ...
... reason , but that I thought what he propofed the effect ' of humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reafon and good fenfe in it . I cannot now go ' into the parlour to him , and make his heart glad with an account of a matter ...
Strana 123
reason we expected to have seen the impreffion of multi- tudes of faces among the feveral plaits and foldings of the heart ; but to our great furprise not a single print of this nature discovered itself until we came into the very core ...
reason we expected to have seen the impreffion of multi- tudes of faces among the feveral plaits and foldings of the heart ; but to our great furprise not a single print of this nature discovered itself until we came into the very core ...
Strana 286
... reason to aid me against the defign upon " " your virtue . But when that virtue began to comply in my favour , my reafon made an effort over my " love , and let me fee the baseness of my behaviour in attempting a woman of honour . I own ...
... reason to aid me against the defign upon " " your virtue . But when that virtue began to comply in my favour , my reafon made an effort over my " love , and let me fee the baseness of my behaviour in attempting a woman of honour . I own ...
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