The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 90
... Whofe gallant mien bespeaks him train'd to war ! Take it to be the highest instance of a noble mind , to bear great qualities without discovering in a man's behaviour any consciousness that he is fuperior to the reft of the world . Or ...
... Whofe gallant mien bespeaks him train'd to war ! Take it to be the highest instance of a noble mind , to bear great qualities without discovering in a man's behaviour any consciousness that he is fuperior to the reft of the world . Or ...
Page 179
... whofe drefs is regulated by the rigid notions of frugality . A man's appearance falls within the cen ' fure of every one that fees him ; his parts and learn- ing very few are judges of ; and even upon thefe few , they can't at first be ...
... whofe drefs is regulated by the rigid notions of frugality . A man's appearance falls within the cen ' fure of every one that fees him ; his parts and learn- ing very few are judges of ; and even upon thefe few , they can't at first be ...
Page 271
... whofe power qualifies him to make us happy by an infinity N. of of means , whofe goodness and truth engage him to N ° 3 & 1 271 THE SPECTATOR .
... whofe power qualifies him to make us happy by an infinity N. of of means , whofe goodness and truth engage him to N ° 3 & 1 271 THE SPECTATOR .
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