The Spectator. ...S. Powell, 1735 |
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... discover more than one Perfon at Work , who was exceeding flow in his Mo- tions , and wonderfully nice in his Touches . I was refolved to examine the feveral Artists that stood before me , and acccordingly applied my felf to the Side of ...
... discover more than one Perfon at Work , who was exceeding flow in his Mo- tions , and wonderfully nice in his Touches . I was refolved to examine the feveral Artists that stood before me , and acccordingly applied my felf to the Side of ...
Page 19
... discover itself in fome Feature or other . I have feen an Eye curfe for half an Hour toge- ther , and an Eye - brow call a Man Scoundrel . Nothing is more common than for Lovers to complain , refent , languish , defpair , and die , in ...
... discover itself in fome Feature or other . I have feen an Eye curfe for half an Hour toge- ther , and an Eye - brow call a Man Scoundrel . Nothing is more common than for Lovers to complain , refent , languish , defpair , and die , in ...
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... discover a Method of length- ning our Lives , and at the fame Time of turning all the Parts of them to our Advantage . bh 66 Mr. Lock obferves , " That we get the Idea of Time , or Duration , by reflecting on that Train of Ideas which ...
... discover a Method of length- ning our Lives , and at the fame Time of turning all the Parts of them to our Advantage . bh 66 Mr. Lock obferves , " That we get the Idea of Time , or Duration , by reflecting on that Train of Ideas which ...
Page 156
... discover Beauties in one another's Works ; they have Eyes only for Spots and Blemishes : They can indeed fee the Light , as it is faid of the Animals which are their Name - fakes , but the Idea of it is painful to them ; they ...
... discover Beauties in one another's Works ; they have Eyes only for Spots and Blemishes : They can indeed fee the Light , as it is faid of the Animals which are their Name - fakes , but the Idea of it is painful to them ; they ...
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... discovering his Opinion up- on any Occafion whatever . A painful Silence has hither- to gained him no further Advantage , than that as he might , if he had behaved himself with Freedom , been ex- cepted against but as to this and that ...
... discovering his Opinion up- on any Occafion whatever . A painful Silence has hither- to gained him no further Advantage , than that as he might , if he had behaved himself with Freedom , been ex- cepted against but as to this and that ...
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