The Spectator, Svazek 2Tonson, 1776 |
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Strana 117
... use of a victory , and with a gentle trot he marched up to a gallery where their mistress fat ( for they were rivals ) and let ' him down with laudable courtesy and pardonable infolence . I don't know but it might be exactly . ' where ...
... use of a victory , and with a gentle trot he marched up to a gallery where their mistress fat ( for they were rivals ) and let ' him down with laudable courtesy and pardonable infolence . I don't know but it might be exactly . ' where ...
Strana 118
... use of a victory , and with a ' gentle trot he marched up to a gallery where their mistress fat ( for they were rivals ) and let ' him down with laudable courtesy and pardonable infolence . I don't know but it might be exactly ' where ...
... use of a victory , and with a ' gentle trot he marched up to a gallery where their mistress fat ( for they were rivals ) and let ' him down with laudable courtesy and pardonable infolence . I don't know but it might be exactly ' where ...
Strana 127
... use , and can finish their business in a fhort life . The filk- worm , after having spun her task , lays her eggs and dies . But a man can never have taken in his full measure of knowledge , has not time to fubdue his paffions ...
... use , and can finish their business in a fhort life . The filk- worm , after having spun her task , lays her eggs and dies . But a man can never have taken in his full measure of knowledge , has not time to fubdue his paffions ...
Strana 141
... uses than his own pleasures or neceffities . This temper of mind would exempt a man from an ignorant envy of restless men above him , and a more inexcufable contempt of happy men below him . This would be failing by fome compafs ...
... uses than his own pleasures or neceffities . This temper of mind would exempt a man from an ignorant envy of restless men above him , and a more inexcufable contempt of happy men below him . This would be failing by fome compafs ...
Strana 142
... use a more ruftick phrase , a bundle of pipes and strainers , fitted to one another after fo won- derful a manner as to make a proper engine for the foul to work with . This defcription does not on- ly comprehend the bowels , bones ...
... use a more ruftick phrase , a bundle of pipes and strainers , fitted to one another after fo won- derful a manner as to make a proper engine for the foul to work with . This defcription does not on- ly comprehend the bowels , bones ...
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