The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... tion , with their power and ex- ample , to prefide over them in fuch a manner as to check any thing that tends to the corruption of man- ners , or which is too mean or trivial for the entertain- ment of reasonable creatures . As to the ...
... tion , with their power and ex- ample , to prefide over them in fuch a manner as to check any thing that tends to the corruption of man- ners , or which is too mean or trivial for the entertain- ment of reasonable creatures . As to the ...
Strana 131
... tion being found very innocent , the jeft was only laughed at ; for which a lefs eminent Droll would have been fent to the gallies . Trade and commerce might doubtlefs be ftill varied a thousand ways , out of which would arife fuch ...
... tion being found very innocent , the jeft was only laughed at ; for which a lefs eminent Droll would have been fent to the gallies . Trade and commerce might doubtlefs be ftill varied a thousand ways , out of which would arife fuch ...
Strana 260
... tion ; and the more fo , because he does not see why a youth , with right management , might not attain the fame affurance in his father's houfe , as at a publick fchool . To this end he advifes parents to accustom ' their fons to ...
... tion ; and the more fo , because he does not see why a youth , with right management , might not attain the fame affurance in his father's houfe , as at a publick fchool . To this end he advifes parents to accustom ' their fons to ...
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