The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... whose virtues are not obfcured by the ignorance , prejudice , or envy of their beholders ? Some men cannot difcern between a noble and a mean action . Others are apt to attribute them to fome falfe end or intention ; and others ...
... whose virtues are not obfcured by the ignorance , prejudice , or envy of their beholders ? Some men cannot difcern between a noble and a mean action . Others are apt to attribute them to fome falfe end or intention ; and others ...
Strana 115
... whose bufinefs it is to excite paffions of a much nobler nature . Homer , however , in his characters of Vulcan and Therfites , in his ftory of Mars and Venus , in I re- his behaviour of Irus , and in other his 20 N ° 279 115 THE ...
... whose bufinefs it is to excite paffions of a much nobler nature . Homer , however , in his characters of Vulcan and Therfites , in his ftory of Mars and Venus , in I re- his behaviour of Irus , and in other his 20 N ° 279 115 THE ...
Strana 171
... whose name I cannot at prefent recollect , and who had been a particular favourite of fortune , that , upon recounting his victories among his friends , he added at the end of feveral great actions , And in this fortune had no share ...
... whose name I cannot at prefent recollect , and who had been a particular favourite of fortune , that , upon recounting his victories among his friends , he added at the end of feveral great actions , And in this fortune had no share ...
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