The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 115
... hope may have some In- • fluence upon us · " " " ' AFTER thefe plain Obfervations , give me leave to give you an Hint of what a Set of Company of my Ac- quaintance , who are now gone into the Country , and ' have the Use of an absent ...
... hope may have some In- • fluence upon us · " " " ' AFTER thefe plain Obfervations , give me leave to give you an Hint of what a Set of Company of my Ac- quaintance , who are now gone into the Country , and ' have the Use of an absent ...
Page 279
great and univerfal Reputation , is the laft Degree of Happiness which we can hope for here . Bad Characters are difperfed abroad with Profufion , I hope for Example Sake , and ( as Punishments are defigned by the Civil Power ) more for ...
great and univerfal Reputation , is the laft Degree of Happiness which we can hope for here . Bad Characters are difperfed abroad with Profufion , I hope for Example Sake , and ( as Punishments are defigned by the Civil Power ) more for ...
Page 296
... hope . For thou wilt not leave my Soul in Hell , neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to fee Cor- ruption . Thou wilt fhew me the Path of Life : in thy Prefence there is Fulness of Joy , at thy right Hand there are Pleasures for ...
... hope . For thou wilt not leave my Soul in Hell , neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to fee Cor- ruption . Thou wilt fhew me the Path of Life : in thy Prefence there is Fulness of Joy , at thy right Hand there are Pleasures for ...
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