The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 |
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Výsledky 6-10 z 40
Strana 49
... turn within a very narrow circle . But as God Almighty cannot but perceive and know e- very thing in which he refides , infinite space gives room to infinite knowledge , and is , as it were , an organ to omniscience . Were the foul ...
... turn within a very narrow circle . But as God Almighty cannot but perceive and know e- very thing in which he refides , infinite space gives room to infinite knowledge , and is , as it were , an organ to omniscience . Were the foul ...
Strana 51
... the true The court has in all ages been allowed to ← be the standard of good - breeding ; and I believe • there turn . E 2 there is not a jufter obfervation in Monfieur Roche- foucault No 566 . * SI • THE SPECTATOR .
... the true The court has in all ages been allowed to ← be the standard of good - breeding ; and I believe • there turn . E 2 there is not a jufter obfervation in Monfieur Roche- foucault No 566 . * SI • THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 59
... turn . Who can endure to fee the great officers of state , the B - y's and T - t's treated after fo fcurrilous a manner ? I can't for my life , fays I , imagine who they are the SPECTATOR means ? No ! fays he , - -Your hum- ble fervant ...
... turn . Who can endure to fee the great officers of state , the B - y's and T - t's treated after fo fcurrilous a manner ? I can't for my life , fays I , imagine who they are the SPECTATOR means ? No ! fays he , - -Your hum- ble fervant ...
Strana 62
... turns the good - natured man into an idiot , and the choleric into an affaffin . It gives bitterness to refentinent , it ... turn than of truth in a faying of Seneca , that drunkenness does not produce but difcover faults . Common expe ...
... turns the good - natured man into an idiot , and the choleric into an affaffin . It gives bitterness to refentinent , it ... turn than of truth in a faying of Seneca , that drunkenness does not produce but difcover faults . Common expe ...
Strana 64
... which he thanked me , faying , that he would provide himself with a new frying- pan against that day . I replied , that it was no matter , matter ; roast and boiled would ferve our turn . 64 N ° 570 . THE SPECTATOR .
... which he thanked me , faying , that he would provide himself with a new frying- pan against that day . I replied , that it was no matter , matter ; roast and boiled would ferve our turn . 64 N ° 570 . THE SPECTATOR .
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