The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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Strana 352
... least hurt or blow , especially upon the head , may make it senseless , stupid , or otherwise miserable for ever ! ' But I cannot well leave this subject as yet ; for it seems to me very unnatural , that a woman that has fed a child as ...
... least hurt or blow , especially upon the head , may make it senseless , stupid , or otherwise miserable for ever ! ' But I cannot well leave this subject as yet ; for it seems to me very unnatural , that a woman that has fed a child as ...
Strana 427
... least spark of generosity can deny a man of bravery any thing ? And how pitiful a trader that , whom no woman but his own wife will have correspondence and deal- ings with ? Thus these ; whilst the third , the country ' squire ...
... least spark of generosity can deny a man of bravery any thing ? And how pitiful a trader that , whom no woman but his own wife will have correspondence and deal- ings with ? Thus these ; whilst the third , the country ' squire ...
Strana 701
... least strong intimations , not only of the excellency of the human soul , but of its independence on the body ; and , if they do not prove , do at least confirm these two great points , which are established by many other reasons that ...
... least strong intimations , not only of the excellency of the human soul , but of its independence on the body ; and , if they do not prove , do at least confirm these two great points , which are established by many other reasons that ...
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