The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana xiv
... tion , as makes all other princes and poten- tates powerful or inconsiderable in Europe , as they are friends or enemies to Great Britain . The importance of those great events which happened during that ad- ministration in which your ...
... tion , as makes all other princes and poten- tates powerful or inconsiderable in Europe , as they are friends or enemies to Great Britain . The importance of those great events which happened during that ad- ministration in which your ...
Strana 60
... tion of an indefeasible contexture of our ex- senting . I very much approve of the con- ble dispositions to be fat or lean ? when a tempt the society has of beauty . Nothing ought to be laudable in a man , in which his will is not ...
... tion of an indefeasible contexture of our ex- senting . I very much approve of the con- ble dispositions to be fat or lean ? when a tempt the society has of beauty . Nothing ought to be laudable in a man , in which his will is not ...
Strana 313
... tion , and gives an evil action all possible blackness and horror , or , in the emphatical language of sacred writ , makes ' sin ex- ceeding sinful . ' If , in the last place , we consider the na- ture of an indifferent intention , we ...
... tion , and gives an evil action all possible blackness and horror , or , in the emphatical language of sacred writ , makes ' sin ex- ceeding sinful . ' If , in the last place , we consider the na- ture of an indifferent intention , we ...
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