The Spectator, Volume 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1967 |
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Pagina 206
... pleased to become Pleasure , or not to interrupt that of others : For this Reason it is a most Calamitous Circumstance , that many People who want to be alone , or should be so , will come into Conversation . It is certain , that all ...
... pleased to become Pleasure , or not to interrupt that of others : For this Reason it is a most Calamitous Circumstance , that many People who want to be alone , or should be so , will come into Conversation . It is certain , that all ...
Pagina 307
... pleased with what is Great , New , or Beautiful , unknown . Why the Final Cause more known and more useful . The Final Cause of our being pleased with what is Great . The Final Cause of our being pleased with what is New . The Final ...
... pleased with what is Great , New , or Beautiful , unknown . Why the Final Cause more known and more useful . The Final Cause of our being pleased with what is Great . The Final Cause of our being pleased with what is New . The Final ...
Pagina 397
... pleased with every thing that is Matter of Fact , so it be what they have not heard before . A Victory , or a Defeat , are equally agreeable to them . The shutting of a Cardinal's Mouth pleases them one Post , and the opening of it ...
... pleased with every thing that is Matter of Fact , so it be what they have not heard before . A Victory , or a Defeat , are equally agreeable to them . The shutting of a Cardinal's Mouth pleases them one Post , and the opening of it ...
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