The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 70
... Soul of Man , that nothing but himself can be its laft , adequate , and proper Happiness . Because , therefore , a great Part of our Happiness muft arife from the Contemplation of his Being , that he might give our Souls a juft Relish ...
... Soul of Man , that nothing but himself can be its laft , adequate , and proper Happiness . Because , therefore , a great Part of our Happiness muft arife from the Contemplation of his Being , that he might give our Souls a juft Relish ...
Page 72
... Souls are at prefent delightfully loft and bewildered in a pleafing De- Îufion , and we walk about like the inchanted ... Soul will not be deprived of them , but perhaps find them ex- cited by fome other Occafional Caufe , as they are at ...
... Souls are at prefent delightfully loft and bewildered in a pleafing De- Îufion , and we walk about like the inchanted ... Soul will not be deprived of them , but perhaps find them ex- cited by fome other Occafional Caufe , as they are at ...
Page 99
... Soul it felf , but as it acts in Conjunction with the Body . Perhaps there may not be room in the Brain for fuch a variety of Impreffions , or the Animal Spirits may be incapable of figuring them in fuch a manner , as is neceffary to ...
... Soul it felf , but as it acts in Conjunction with the Body . Perhaps there may not be room in the Brain for fuch a variety of Impreffions , or the Animal Spirits may be incapable of figuring them in fuch a manner , as is neceffary to ...
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