The Spectator, Volume 4George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Pagina 188
... lives entertain such few soldiers whom a military life , from the variety of adventures , has not rendered overbearing ... live in every neat cottage by which they pass much happier than in their present circumstances . The turbulent way ...
... lives entertain such few soldiers whom a military life , from the variety of adventures , has not rendered overbearing ... live in every neat cottage by which they pass much happier than in their present circumstances . The turbulent way ...
Pagina 347
... live in good humour , and enjoy his present existence , who is apprehensive either of torment or of annihilation , of being miserable , or of not being at all . After having mentioned these two great principles , which are destructive ...
... live in good humour , and enjoy his present existence , who is apprehensive either of torment or of annihilation , of being miserable , or of not being at all . After having mentioned these two great principles , which are destructive ...
Pagina 384
... live till he makes his heart ache , I can tell him that for his pains ' . This was followed by the soft voice of a pious lady , desiring Jupiter that she might appear amiable and charming in the sight of her emperor . As the philosopher ...
... live till he makes his heart ache , I can tell him that for his pains ' . This was followed by the soft voice of a pious lady , desiring Jupiter that she might appear amiable and charming in the sight of her emperor . As the philosopher ...
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