The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - 313 pagina's |
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Pagina 60
... tion , till this Fortnight laft paft , during which Time I find my Congregation take the Warning of my Bell , Morning and Evening , to go to a Puppet - Show fet forth by one Powell under the Piazzas . By this Means I have not only loft ...
... tion , till this Fortnight laft paft , during which Time I find my Congregation take the Warning of my Bell , Morning and Evening , to go to a Puppet - Show fet forth by one Powell under the Piazzas . By this Means I have not only loft ...
Pagina 149
... tion ; but betrays an Interruption in every fecond Thought , when the Confcioufness is employed in too fondly approving a Man's own Conceptions ; which fort of Confcioufnefs is what we call Affectation . AS the Love of Praife is ...
... tion ; but betrays an Interruption in every fecond Thought , when the Confcioufness is employed in too fondly approving a Man's own Conceptions ; which fort of Confcioufnefs is what we call Affectation . AS the Love of Praife is ...
Pagina 308
... tion of Thought , as it would be for Flavia , the fine Dan- cer , to come into a Room with an unbecoming Air . BUT the Mifapprehenfions People themselves have of their own State of Mind , is laid down with much difcern- ing in the ...
... tion of Thought , as it would be for Flavia , the fine Dan- cer , to come into a Room with an unbecoming Air . BUT the Mifapprehenfions People themselves have of their own State of Mind , is laid down with much difcern- ing in the ...
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