The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 25
... behaviour in every concur- rence of affairs , and fees us engaged in all the poffibi- lities of action . He difcovers the martyr and confef- for without the trial of flames and tortures , and will hereafter intitle many to the reward of ...
... behaviour in every concur- rence of affairs , and fees us engaged in all the poffibi- lities of action . He difcovers the martyr and confef- for without the trial of flames and tortures , and will hereafter intitle many to the reward of ...
Page 92
... behaviour , but by the various con- cealments and difcoveries of his perfon in feveral parts of that poem . But the crafty being I have now men- tioned , makes a much longer voyage than Ulyffes , puts in practice many more wiles and ...
... behaviour , but by the various con- cealments and difcoveries of his perfon in feveral parts of that poem . But the crafty being I have now men- tioned , makes a much longer voyage than Ulyffes , puts in practice many more wiles and ...
Page 299
... behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence with thofe who are innocent , and an encouragement to vice with those who are abandoned . From this kind of carriage , and an apparent approbation of his gallantry ...
... behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence with thofe who are innocent , and an encouragement to vice with those who are abandoned . From this kind of carriage , and an apparent approbation of his gallantry ...
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