The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 168
... Pleasures uxury ; and as these Pleasures are very expensive , they put e who are addicted to them upon raising fresh ... Pleasure . The most Elegant and ect of all the Latin Historians observes , that in his time , n the most formidable ...
... Pleasures uxury ; and as these Pleasures are very expensive , they put e who are addicted to them upon raising fresh ... Pleasure . The most Elegant and ect of all the Latin Historians observes , that in his time , n the most formidable ...
Strana 456
... Pleasure , are more heavy than one would impose upon the vilest Criminal . Take him when he is awaked too soon after ... Pleasure seizes the whole Man who addicts himself to it , and will not give him Leisure for any good Office in Life ...
... Pleasure , are more heavy than one would impose upon the vilest Criminal . Take him when he is awaked too soon after ... Pleasure seizes the whole Man who addicts himself to it , and will not give him Leisure for any good Office in Life ...
Strana 462
... Pleasures of Youth . If to be saluted , attended , and consulted with Deference , are Instances of Pleasure , they are such as never fail a virtuous old Age . In the Enumeration of the Imperfec- tions and Advantages of the younger and ...
... Pleasures of Youth . If to be saluted , attended , and consulted with Deference , are Instances of Pleasure , they are such as never fail a virtuous old Age . In the Enumeration of the Imperfec- tions and Advantages of the younger and ...
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