The SpectatorH. Washbourne & Company, 1855 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 91
... mind ; he that governs his thoughts with the everlasting rules of reason and sense , must have something so inexpressibly grace- ful in his words and actions , that every circumstance must become him . The change of persons or things ...
... mind ; he that governs his thoughts with the everlasting rules of reason and sense , must have something so inexpressibly grace- ful in his words and actions , that every circumstance must become him . The change of persons or things ...
Strana 92
... mind to some distant ob- ject ; or lastly , these distractions proceed from a certain vivacity and fickleness in a man's temper , which , while it raises up infinite numbers of ideas in the mind , is continually pushing it on , without ...
... mind to some distant ob- ject ; or lastly , these distractions proceed from a certain vivacity and fickleness in a man's temper , which , while it raises up infinite numbers of ideas in the mind , is continually pushing it on , without ...
Strana 94
... mind to put off entering into matrimony till ano- ther winter is over my head , which ( whatever , musty Sir , you may think of the matter ) I design to pass away in hearing music , going to plays , visiting , and all other ...
... mind to put off entering into matrimony till ano- ther winter is over my head , which ( whatever , musty Sir , you may think of the matter ) I design to pass away in hearing music , going to plays , visiting , and all other ...
Strana 95
... mind , is laid down with much discerning in the following letter , which is but an extract of a kind epistle from my charming mistress Hecatissa , who is above the vanity of external beauty , and is the better judge of the perfections ...
... mind , is laid down with much discerning in the following letter , which is but an extract of a kind epistle from my charming mistress Hecatissa , who is above the vanity of external beauty , and is the better judge of the perfections ...
Strana 100
... mind to retire for an hour or two from the hurry of business and fatigue of ceremony , made a signal to Eucrate , by putting his hand to his face , placing his arm negligently on a window , or some such action as appeared indiffe- rent ...
... mind to retire for an hour or two from the hurry of business and fatigue of ceremony , made a signal to Eucrate , by putting his hand to his face , placing his arm negligently on a window , or some such action as appeared indiffe- rent ...
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