The Spectator, Volume 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Pagina 167
... tion of any of its particular powers , the whole foul is happy in the pleasure which arifes from any of its par- ticular acts . For notwithstanding , as has been before hinted , and as it has been taken notice of by one of the greatest ...
... tion of any of its particular powers , the whole foul is happy in the pleasure which arifes from any of its par- ticular acts . For notwithstanding , as has been before hinted , and as it has been taken notice of by one of the greatest ...
Pagina 276
... tion , that thofe perfons fhould have an indifference : for an art , which raifes in them fuch a variery of fublime pleafures . However , though fome few , by their own or the unreatonable prejudices of others , may be led into a ...
... tion , that thofe perfons fhould have an indifference : for an art , which raifes in them fuch a variery of fublime pleafures . However , though fome few , by their own or the unreatonable prejudices of others , may be led into a ...
Pagina 290
... tion . Our ideas are fo infinitely enlarged by revela- tion , the eye of reafon has fo wide a profpect into eternity , the notions of a Deity are fo worthy and re- fined , and the accounts we have of a state of happi- nefs or misery fo ...
... tion . Our ideas are fo infinitely enlarged by revela- tion , the eye of reafon has fo wide a profpect into eternity , the notions of a Deity are fo worthy and re- fined , and the accounts we have of a state of happi- nefs or misery fo ...
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