The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 220
... affected , and fervent wishes accompanied my words . The Confession was read with such a resigned humility , the ... affecting , most humble , and most ex- pressive of our wants , and dependence on the object of our worship , disposed in ...
... affected , and fervent wishes accompanied my words . The Confession was read with such a resigned humility , the ... affecting , most humble , and most ex- pressive of our wants , and dependence on the object of our worship , disposed in ...
Pagina 278
... affects to appear in , is a spider in the midst of a cobweb , that is sure to destroy every fly that approaches it ... affected with the promiscuous approbation of the generality of mankind ; and a man of virtue should be too delicate ...
... affects to appear in , is a spider in the midst of a cobweb , that is sure to destroy every fly that approaches it ... affected with the promiscuous approbation of the generality of mankind ; and a man of virtue should be too delicate ...
Pagina 365
... affects chance - medley , and on a sud- japan screens , and costly jars ; and if you den , as if it attended to another ... affected air a coxcomb cries , The work I own has elegance and ease , But sure no modern should pretend to please ...
... affects chance - medley , and on a sud- japan screens , and costly jars ; and if you den , as if it attended to another ... affected air a coxcomb cries , The work I own has elegance and ease , But sure no modern should pretend to please ...
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