The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 78
... Place . For every thing that is Majestick im prints an Awfulness and Reverence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the Natural Greatnefs of the Soul . IN IN the fecond place we are to confider Greatness of 78 N ° 415 . The ...
... Place . For every thing that is Majestick im prints an Awfulness and Reverence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the Natural Greatnefs of the Soul . IN IN the fecond place we are to confider Greatness of 78 N ° 415 . The ...
Page 198
... place , this Obfervation may teach the moft fenfual and irreligious Man , to overlook thofe Hard- fhips and Difficulties , which are apt to difcourage him from the Profecution of a virtuous Life . The Gods , faid Hefiod , have placed ...
... place , this Obfervation may teach the moft fenfual and irreligious Man , to overlook thofe Hard- fhips and Difficulties , which are apt to difcourage him from the Profecution of a virtuous Life . The Gods , faid Hefiod , have placed ...
Page 288
... Place of Truft , who is of a four untractable Nature , or has any other Paffion that makes him uneafy to those who approach him . Rough- nefs of Temper is apt to difcountenance the Timorous or Modeft . The proud Man difcourages thofe ...
... Place of Truft , who is of a four untractable Nature , or has any other Paffion that makes him uneafy to those who approach him . Rough- nefs of Temper is apt to difcountenance the Timorous or Modeft . The proud Man difcourages thofe ...
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