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Pagina 90
... Senfe and Virtue would appear in their common and ordinary Colours . As I was walking with him last Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have juft now mentioned ? and without ftaying for my Answer told me , that he was ...
... Senfe and Virtue would appear in their common and ordinary Colours . As I was walking with him last Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have juft now mentioned ? and without ftaying for my Answer told me , that he was ...
Pagina 118
... Senfe . It is from this Reflection that I always read Mr. Cowley with the greatest Pleasure : His Magnanimity is as much above that of other confiderable Men , as his Understanding ; and it is a true diftinguishing Spirit in the elegant ...
... Senfe . It is from this Reflection that I always read Mr. Cowley with the greatest Pleasure : His Magnanimity is as much above that of other confiderable Men , as his Understanding ; and it is a true diftinguishing Spirit in the elegant ...
Pagina 269
... Senfe or a Fool ; the Bufinefs is to entertain , and it is much better to have a Faculty of arguing than a Capacity of judging right . But the pleafanteft of all the Wo- mens Equipage are your regular Vifitants ; these are Vo- lunteers ...
... Senfe or a Fool ; the Bufinefs is to entertain , and it is much better to have a Faculty of arguing than a Capacity of judging right . But the pleafanteft of all the Wo- mens Equipage are your regular Vifitants ; these are Vo- lunteers ...
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