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Pagina 76
... fervent defire after knowledge , and a great fenfe of our prefent ignorance , may be thought a good prefage and earnest of improvement , you may look upon your time you fhall beftcw in anfwering this request not thrown away to no ...
... fervent defire after knowledge , and a great fenfe of our prefent ignorance , may be thought a good prefage and earnest of improvement , you may look upon your time you fhall beftcw in anfwering this request not thrown away to no ...
Pagina 83
... fervent wishes accompanied my words . The confeffion was read with fuch a refigned humility , the absolution with fuch a comfortable authority , the thanksgivings with fuch a religious joy , as made ' me feel thofe affections of the ...
... fervent wishes accompanied my words . The confeffion was read with fuch a refigned humility , the absolution with fuch a comfortable authority , the thanksgivings with fuch a religious joy , as made ' me feel thofe affections of the ...
Pagina 43
... fervent in her devotions , that I have frequently feen her pray herself out of breath . While other young ladies in the house are dancing , or play ing at questions and commands , the reads aloud in her closet . She fays all love is ...
... fervent in her devotions , that I have frequently feen her pray herself out of breath . While other young ladies in the house are dancing , or play ing at questions and commands , the reads aloud in her closet . She fays all love is ...
Pagina 162
... fervent ; which , I think , ought to be imputed to the evennefs and fedatenefs of my · temper , which never would admit of any impetuofities of any fort : and I can remember , that in my youth and prime of manhood , when my blood ran ...
... fervent ; which , I think , ought to be imputed to the evennefs and fedatenefs of my · temper , which never would admit of any impetuofities of any fort : and I can remember , that in my youth and prime of manhood , when my blood ran ...
Pagina 224
... fervent to tance when matters of ftate were to be debated ; and the Governor laying aside the air with which he had appeared in public , began to be the fupplicant , to rally an affliction , which it was in her power eafily to remove ...
... fervent to tance when matters of ftate were to be debated ; and the Governor laying aside the air with which he had appeared in public , began to be the fupplicant , to rally an affliction , which it was in her power eafily to remove ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator Volume 1 van The Spectator:, Sir Richard Steele |
| Auteurs | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Openbare bibliotheek van Lyon |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 okt 2011 |
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