The Spectator, Volume 2Dent, 1963 - 33 pagina's |
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Pagina 121
... Desire expose that cursed Vice of insnaring poor young Girls , and drawing them from their Friends . I assure you without Flattery it has saved a Prentice of mine from Ruin ; and in Token of Gratitude , as well as for the Benefit of my ...
... Desire expose that cursed Vice of insnaring poor young Girls , and drawing them from their Friends . I assure you without Flattery it has saved a Prentice of mine from Ruin ; and in Token of Gratitude , as well as for the Benefit of my ...
Pagina 164
... Desire of Distinction . Though the pure Consciousness of worthy Actions , abstracted from the Views of popular Applause , be to a generous Mind an ample Reward , yet the Desire of Distinction was doubtless implanted in our Natures as an ...
... Desire of Distinction . Though the pure Consciousness of worthy Actions , abstracted from the Views of popular Applause , be to a generous Mind an ample Reward , yet the Desire of Distinction was doubtless implanted in our Natures as an ...
Pagina 263
... Desire placed out of the Possibility of Fruition . It may in- deed fill the Mind for a while with a giddy Kind of Pleasure , but it is such a Pleasure as makes a Man restless and uneasy under it ; and which does not so much satisfy the ...
... Desire placed out of the Possibility of Fruition . It may in- deed fill the Mind for a while with a giddy Kind of Pleasure , but it is such a Pleasure as makes a Man restless and uneasy under it ; and which does not so much satisfy the ...
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