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Pagina 11
M AN is faid to be a fociable animal , and ,, as an instance of it , we may obferve , that we take all occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into thofe little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the name of Clubs ...
M AN is faid to be a fociable animal , and ,, as an instance of it , we may obferve , that we take all occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into thofe little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the name of Clubs ...
Pagina 18
I obferve that Mr. Powell and the Undertakers had both the fame thought , and I think much about the fame time , of introducing ani⚫ mais on their several ftages , though indeed with 6 very different fuccefs .
I obferve that Mr. Powell and the Undertakers had both the fame thought , and I think much about the fame time , of introducing ani⚫ mais on their several ftages , though indeed with 6 very different fuccefs .
Pagina 25
I must however obferve to the reader , that above three parts of those whom I reckon among the litigious are fuch as are only quarrelfome in their hearts , and have no opportunity of fhewing their paffion at the bar .
I must however obferve to the reader , that above three parts of those whom I reckon among the litigious are fuch as are only quarrelfome in their hearts , and have no opportunity of fhewing their paffion at the bar .
Pagina 33
I must however obferve to you this fubject , that it is ufual for a young upon tradesman , at his first fetting - up ... An ingenious foreigner obferves , that feveral of thofe gentlemen who value themselves upon ⚫ their families ...
I must however obferve to you this fubject , that it is ufual for a young upon tradesman , at his first fetting - up ... An ingenious foreigner obferves , that feveral of thofe gentlemen who value themselves upon ⚫ their families ...
Pagina 44
... in his theory of the earth , takes occafion to obferve , that every thought is attended with confcioufnefs and reprefentativenefs ; the mind has nothing prefented to it but what is immediately follow'd by a reflection or confcience ...
... in his theory of the earth , takes occafion to obferve , that every thought is attended with confcioufnefs and reprefentativenefs ; the mind has nothing prefented to it but what is immediately follow'd by a reflection or confcience ...
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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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