The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 143
... body ; nay , that the desire grows more sist in refusing what they secretly approve . violent , and ( like all other habits ) gathers I would in this particular propose the ex - strength by age at the same time that it ample of Eve to ...
... body ; nay , that the desire grows more sist in refusing what they secretly approve . violent , and ( like all other habits ) gathers I would in this particular propose the ex - strength by age at the same time that it ample of Eve to ...
Pagina 176
... body as a system of tubes and glands , or , to use a more rustic phrase , a bundle of pipes and strainers , fitted to one another after so wonderful a manner as to make a proper engine for the soul to work with . This description does ...
... body as a system of tubes and glands , or , to use a more rustic phrase , a bundle of pipes and strainers , fitted to one another after so wonderful a manner as to make a proper engine for the soul to work with . This description does ...
Pagina 185
... body . We do not find the fury of a lion in so weak and defenceless an animal as a lamb ; nor the meekness of a lamb in a creature so armed for battle and assault as the lion . In the same manner , we find that particular ani- mals have ...
... body . We do not find the fury of a lion in so weak and defenceless an animal as a lamb ; nor the meekness of a lamb in a creature so armed for battle and assault as the lion . In the same manner , we find that particular ani- mals have ...
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