The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 194
... believe it of the same prognostication as the tail of a blazing star . For my part , I am apt to think it is a sign that multitudes are coming into the world rather than going out of it . in the midst of it , upon which he could not ...
... believe it of the same prognostication as the tail of a blazing star . For my part , I am apt to think it is a sign that multitudes are coming into the world rather than going out of it . in the midst of it , upon which he could not ...
Pagina 253
... believe no men see less of the truth and reality of things , than these great refiners upon incidents , who are so won- derfully subtile and over - wise in their con- ceptions . Now , what these men fancy they know of women by ...
... believe no men see less of the truth and reality of things , than these great refiners upon incidents , who are so won- derfully subtile and over - wise in their con- ceptions . Now , what these men fancy they know of women by ...
Pagina 343
... believe , is by his own natural complexion prompted to tease and torment another for no reason but being nearly allied to him . And can there be any thing more base , or serve to sink a man so much below his own distinguishing charac ...
... believe , is by his own natural complexion prompted to tease and torment another for no reason but being nearly allied to him . And can there be any thing more base , or serve to sink a man so much below his own distinguishing charac ...
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