The Spectator, Zväzok 701893 |
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... manner, that even those who would misrepresent your generous designs for the public good, cannot but approve the steadiness and intrepidity with which you pursue them. It is a most sensible pleasure to me, that I have this opportunity ...
... manner, that even those who would misrepresent your generous designs for the public good, cannot but approve the steadiness and intrepidity with which you pursue them. It is a most sensible pleasure to me, that I have this opportunity ...
Strana 2
... manner of life I led, gave criminal hopes to a neighbouring brute of a country gentleman, whose folly was the source of all my affliction. This rustic is one of those rich clowns who supply the want of all manner of breeding by the ...
... manner of life I led, gave criminal hopes to a neighbouring brute of a country gentleman, whose folly was the source of all my affliction. This rustic is one of those rich clowns who supply the want of all manner of breeding by the ...
Strana 4
... manner. In short, my journal only holds up folly to the light, and shows the disagreeableness of such actions as are indifferent in themselves, and blatneable only as they proceed from creatures endowed with reason. My following ...
... manner. In short, my journal only holds up folly to the light, and shows the disagreeableness of such actions as are indifferent in themselves, and blatneable only as they proceed from creatures endowed with reason. My following ...
Strana 8
... manner they carry on awar against mankind ; and, by the standing maxims of their policy, are to enter into no ... manners of Indian savages are not becoming accomplishments to an English fine gentleman. Such of them as have been bullies ...
... manner they carry on awar against mankind ; and, by the standing maxims of their policy, are to enter into no ... manners of Indian savages are not becoming accomplishments to an English fine gentleman. Such of them as have been bullies ...
Strana 117
... manner, and may vie with any of those celebrated transformations which are looked upon as the most beautiful parts in that poet's works. Milton never fails of improving his own hints, and bestowing the last finishing touches in every ...
... manner, and may vie with any of those celebrated transformations which are looked upon as the most beautiful parts in that poet's works. Milton never fails of improving his own hints, and bestowing the last finishing touches in every ...
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