The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... observed a man un- tractable to his inferiors , he would find an opportunity to take some favourable notice of him ... observations , and did not regard his ministers as they were agreeable to himself , but as they were useful to ...
... observed a man un- tractable to his inferiors , he would find an opportunity to take some favourable notice of him ... observations , and did not regard his ministers as they were agreeable to himself , but as they were useful to ...
Strana 185
... observations an instance , which Mr. Locke has given us , of Providence even in the imperfections of a creature which ... observed by natural- ists , that it must be some hidden principle , distinct from what we call reason , which ...
... observations an instance , which Mr. Locke has given us , of Providence even in the imperfections of a creature which ... observed by natural- ists , that it must be some hidden principle , distinct from what we call reason , which ...
Strana 342
... observed , that of late years there has been a certain person in the upper gallery of the playhouse , who when he is pleased with any thing that is acted upon the stage , expresses his approbation by a loud knock upon the benches or the ...
... observed , that of late years there has been a certain person in the upper gallery of the playhouse , who when he is pleased with any thing that is acted upon the stage , expresses his approbation by a loud knock upon the benches or the ...
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