The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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... thing but a direct farce ? But such is the weakness of our nature , that when men are a little exalted in their condition , they immediately conceive they have additional senses , and their capacities enlarged not only above other men ...
... thing but a direct farce ? But such is the weakness of our nature , that when men are a little exalted in their condition , they immediately conceive they have additional senses , and their capacities enlarged not only above other men ...
Strana 659
... thing . On the contrary , a man of vicious modesty complies with every thing , and is only fearful of doing what may look singular in the company where he is engaged . He falls in with the torrent , and lets himself go to every action ...
... thing . On the contrary , a man of vicious modesty complies with every thing , and is only fearful of doing what may look singular in the company where he is engaged . He falls in with the torrent , and lets himself go to every action ...
Strana 723
... thing which is immodest than we men are , these are ever harping upon things they ought not to allude to , and deal mightily in double meanings . Every one's own observation will suggest instances enough of this kind , without my ...
... thing which is immodest than we men are , these are ever harping upon things they ought not to allude to , and deal mightily in double meanings . Every one's own observation will suggest instances enough of this kind , without my ...
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