The Spectator, Svazek 2Tonson, 1776 |
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Strana 187
... observe how admirably this precept of morality ( which derives the malignity of hatred from the paffion itself , and not from its ob- ject ) answers to that great rule which was dictated to the world about an hundred years before this ...
... observe how admirably this precept of morality ( which derives the malignity of hatred from the paffion itself , and not from its ob- ject ) answers to that great rule which was dictated to the world about an hundred years before this ...
Strana 227
... observe , that the fame fingle letter on many occafions does the office of a whole word , and represents the His and Her of our forefathers , There There is no doubt but the ear of a foreigner No. 135. THE SPECTATOR . 227.
... observe , that the fame fingle letter on many occafions does the office of a whole word , and represents the His and Her of our forefathers , There There is no doubt but the ear of a foreigner No. 135. THE SPECTATOR . 227.
Strana 240
... observing its own impertinencies , and yet proceeding in them . I do not queftion but he informed the reft of his audience , who had more patience than I , of the birth and parentage , as well as the collateral alli- ances of his family ...
... observing its own impertinencies , and yet proceeding in them . I do not queftion but he informed the reft of his audience , who had more patience than I , of the birth and parentage , as well as the collateral alli- ances of his family ...
Strana 264
... observe from the hour the rifes , a certain wearinefs of all that paffes about her . I know more than one who is much too nice to be quite alive . They are fick of fuch ftrange frightful people that they meet ; one is fo aukward , and ...
... observe from the hour the rifes , a certain wearinefs of all that paffes about her . I know more than one who is much too nice to be quite alive . They are fick of fuch ftrange frightful people that they meet ; one is fo aukward , and ...
Strana 276
... observe nature and providence move toge- ther , the phyfical and moral world march the fame pace To obferve Paradise and eternal spring the . feat of innocence , troubled feafons and angry skies the portion of wickednefs and vice . When ...
... observe nature and providence move toge- ther , the phyfical and moral world march the fame pace To obferve Paradise and eternal spring the . feat of innocence , troubled feafons and angry skies the portion of wickednefs and vice . When ...
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