The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 108
... seems to express on such an dered what numbers would be reduced to occasion the sense of the uncertainty of hu- misery by that accident only . He would man life in general , by assuming the habit of think it of moment enough to direct ...
... seems to express on such an dered what numbers would be reduced to occasion the sense of the uncertainty of hu- misery by that accident only . He would man life in general , by assuming the habit of think it of moment enough to direct ...
Pagina 347
... seems to upbraid adventure , which is told with all the beau - me with unkind reproaches . Oh , may I ties of language , and heightened with a luxuriance of wit . There are several of them translated ; but with such wide devia- tions ...
... seems to upbraid adventure , which is told with all the beau - me with unkind reproaches . Oh , may I ties of language , and heightened with a luxuriance of wit . There are several of them translated ; but with such wide devia- tions ...
Pagina 444
... seems was even with the son for her prodigality to the father ) rendered him incapable of improving by all the rules of eloquence , the precepts of philosophy , his own endeavours , and the most refined con- versation in Athens . This ...
... seems was even with the son for her prodigality to the father ) rendered him incapable of improving by all the rules of eloquence , the precepts of philosophy , his own endeavours , and the most refined con- versation in Athens . This ...
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