The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Pagina 24
... Behaviour to the Superior Being who had vouchfafed to be his Gueft ; the folemn Hail which the Angel beftows upon the Mother of Mankind , with the Figure of Eve miniftring at the Table , are Circumftances which deferve to be admired ...
... Behaviour to the Superior Being who had vouchfafed to be his Gueft ; the folemn Hail which the Angel beftows upon the Mother of Mankind , with the Figure of Eve miniftring at the Table , are Circumftances which deferve to be admired ...
Pagina 77
... Behaviour any Consciousness that he is fuperior to the reft of the World : Or , to say it otherwise , it is the Duty of a great Person fo to demean himself , as that whatever Endowments he may have , he may appear to value him- felf ...
... Behaviour any Consciousness that he is fuperior to the reft of the World : Or , to say it otherwise , it is the Duty of a great Person fo to demean himself , as that whatever Endowments he may have , he may appear to value him- felf ...
Pagina 255
... Behaviour which depend upon Obfervation and Knowledge of Life , is to be acquired : but that which no one can describe , and is apparently the A & t of Nature , must be every where prevalent , because every thing it meets is a fit ...
... Behaviour which depend upon Obfervation and Knowledge of Life , is to be acquired : but that which no one can describe , and is apparently the A & t of Nature , must be every where prevalent , because every thing it meets is a fit ...
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