The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 32
... himself , than such a Knowledge as can discover the leaft Appearance of Per- fection in him , and such a Goodness as will proportion a Reward to it . LET the ambitious Man therefore turn all his Defire of Fame this Way ; and , that he ...
... himself , than such a Knowledge as can discover the leaft Appearance of Per- fection in him , and such a Goodness as will proportion a Reward to it . LET the ambitious Man therefore turn all his Defire of Fame this Way ; and , that he ...
Page 133
... himself the most unfit Man living for any man- ner of Application . When this Humour enters into the Head of a ... himself when he fits down to write , but that he will gravely commit himself to Paper the fame Man that he is in the ...
... himself the most unfit Man living for any man- ner of Application . When this Humour enters into the Head of a ... himself when he fits down to write , but that he will gravely commit himself to Paper the fame Man that he is in the ...
Page 192
... himself to take off the other that lay on Hand ; but that on his Success in the Spiritual , he again renounced the Carnal . • · I put this closely to him , and taxed him with Difin- genuity . He to clear himself made the fubfequent De ...
... himself to take off the other that lay on Hand ; but that on his Success in the Spiritual , he again renounced the Carnal . • · I put this closely to him , and taxed him with Difin- genuity . He to clear himself made the fubfequent De ...
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