The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 149
... Affectation . AS the Love of Praise is implanted in our Bofoms as a ftrong Incentive to worthy Actions , it is a very difficult Task to get above a Defire of it for things that should be wholly indifferent . Women , whole Hearts are ...
... Affectation . AS the Love of Praise is implanted in our Bofoms as a ftrong Incentive to worthy Actions , it is a very difficult Task to get above a Defire of it for things that should be wholly indifferent . Women , whole Hearts are ...
Strana 150
... Affectation , for we cannot be guilty of it : But when we give the Paffion for Praise an unbridled Liberty , our Pleafure in little Perfections robs us of what is due to us for great Virtues and worthy Qualities . How many excellent ...
... Affectation , for we cannot be guilty of it : But when we give the Paffion for Praise an unbridled Liberty , our Pleafure in little Perfections robs us of what is due to us for great Virtues and worthy Qualities . How many excellent ...
Strana 253
... give Supplies to the Ne- ceffities of the Poor ; but instead of any other Good arif- ing from the Affectation of being in courtly . Habits of Mourn- " Mourning , all Order feems to be destroyed by it N ° 64 253 The SPECTATOR .
... give Supplies to the Ne- ceffities of the Poor ; but instead of any other Good arif- ing from the Affectation of being in courtly . Habits of Mourn- " Mourning , all Order feems to be destroyed by it N ° 64 253 The SPECTATOR .
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