The Spectator, Svazek 2J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
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Strana 67
... tion that their Infidelity is but another Term for their Ignorance . As Folly and Inconsiderateness are the Foundations of Infidelity , the great Pillars and Supports of it are either a Vanity of appearing wiser than the rest of Mankind ...
... tion that their Infidelity is but another Term for their Ignorance . As Folly and Inconsiderateness are the Foundations of Infidelity , the great Pillars and Supports of it are either a Vanity of appearing wiser than the rest of Mankind ...
Strana 78
... tion , than the conferring of them ; and that the taking . Care of any Person should endear the Child or De pendant more to the Parent or Benefactor , than the Parent 1711 , Parent or Benefactor to the Child or Dependant 78 THE SPECTATOR.
... tion , than the conferring of them ; and that the taking . Care of any Person should endear the Child or De pendant more to the Parent or Benefactor , than the Parent 1711 , Parent or Benefactor to the Child or Dependant 78 THE SPECTATOR.
Strana 89
... tion multiplied in Returns from them all . It is the most beautiful Object the Eyes of Man can behold , to see a Man of Worth and his Son live in an entire unreserved Correspondence . The mutual Kindness and Affection between them give ...
... tion multiplied in Returns from them all . It is the most beautiful Object the Eyes of Man can behold , to see a Man of Worth and his Son live in an entire unreserved Correspondence . The mutual Kindness and Affection between them give ...
Strana 99
... tion of the Blood , Temperance gives Nature her full Play , and enables her to exert her self in all her Force and Vigour . If Exercise dissipates a growing Distemper , Temperance starves it . Physick , for the most part , is nothing ...
... tion of the Blood , Temperance gives Nature her full Play , and enables her to exert her self in all her Force and Vigour . If Exercise dissipates a growing Distemper , Temperance starves it . Physick , for the most part , is nothing ...
Strana 101
... tion , which those Writers unanimously ascribe to that uninterrupted Temperance which he always observed . And here I cannot but mention an Observation which I have often made , upon Reading the Lives of the Philosophers , and comparing ...
... tion , which those Writers unanimously ascribe to that uninterrupted Temperance which he always observed . And here I cannot but mention an Observation which I have often made , upon Reading the Lives of the Philosophers , and comparing ...
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