The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 84
... bear great qualities without difcovering in a man's behaviour any confcioufnefs that he is fuperior to the reft of ... bears a fhare it annexes the ideas of dignity , power , and fame , in an agreeable and familiar manner , to him who is ...
... bear great qualities without difcovering in a man's behaviour any confcioufnefs that he is fuperior to the reft of ... bears a fhare it annexes the ideas of dignity , power , and fame , in an agreeable and familiar manner , to him who is ...
Page 227
... bear our re2 fpective fortunes . All iny private enemics among the prifoners shall be spared . I will forget this , in order to obtain fuch another day . Trebutius is afhamed to fee me : I will go to his tent and be reconciled in ...
... bear our re2 fpective fortunes . All iny private enemics among the prifoners shall be spared . I will forget this , in order to obtain fuch another day . Trebutius is afhamed to fee me : I will go to his tent and be reconciled in ...
Page 269
... bear frequent reproaches ; either it must quite fink under the oppreffion , or abate confiderably of the value and efteem it had for him who bestows = them . = The proper bufinefs of friendfhip is to infpire life and courage ; and a ...
... bear frequent reproaches ; either it must quite fink under the oppreffion , or abate confiderably of the value and efteem it had for him who bestows = them . = The proper bufinefs of friendfhip is to infpire life and courage ; and a ...
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