The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Pagina 40
... body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himfelf when he is in his houfe , or in open air . When therefore the obscene paffions in particular have once taken root , and spread themselves in the foul , they ...
... body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himfelf when he is in his houfe , or in open air . When therefore the obscene paffions in particular have once taken root , and spread themselves in the foul , they ...
Pagina 41
... body ; nay , that the defire grows more violent , and , like all other habits , gathers ftrength by age , at the fame time that it has no power of executing its own purpofes . If , fay they , the foul is the moft fubject to thefe ...
... body ; nay , that the defire grows more violent , and , like all other habits , gathers ftrength by age , at the fame time that it has no power of executing its own purpofes . If , fay they , the foul is the moft fubject to thefe ...
Pagina 131
... body , without con- fidering it in its niceties of anatomy , lets us fee how abfolutely neceffary labour is for the right prefervation of it . There must be frequent motions and agitations , to mix , digest , and feparate the juices ...
... body , without con- fidering it in its niceties of anatomy , lets us fee how abfolutely neceffary labour is for the right prefervation of it . There must be frequent motions and agitations , to mix , digest , and feparate the juices ...
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