The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina 118
... endeavour to say something of the Manners and Characters of its several Members , which I shall do according to the best Lights I have received in this Matter . It appears by their Books in general , that , since their first Institution ...
... endeavour to say something of the Manners and Characters of its several Members , which I shall do according to the best Lights I have received in this Matter . It appears by their Books in general , that , since their first Institution ...
Pagina 148
... endeavour after a more general Conversation with such as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converse , which are Qualifications that seldom go asunder . There are many other useful Amusements of Life , which one ...
... endeavour after a more general Conversation with such as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converse , which are Qualifications that seldom go asunder . There are many other useful Amusements of Life , which one ...
Pagina 308
... Endeavour to please him , and I have a good Hope that this my Endeavour will be accepted by him . We find in these Words of that great Man the habitual good Intention which I would here inculcate , and with which that divine Philosopher ...
... Endeavour to please him , and I have a good Hope that this my Endeavour will be accepted by him . We find in these Words of that great Man the habitual good Intention which I would here inculcate , and with which that divine Philosopher ...
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