The Spectator, Volume 6Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 - Spectator (London, England : 1711) |
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... sense besides that of feeling and taste : others have still an additional one of hearing ; others of smell , and others of sight . It is wonderful to ob- serve by what a gradual progress the world of life advances through a prodigious ...
... sense besides that of feeling and taste : others have still an additional one of hearing ; others of smell , and others of sight . It is wonderful to ob- serve by what a gradual progress the world of life advances through a prodigious ...
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... senses ; and even among these there is such a dif ferent degree of perfection in the sense which one animal enjoys beyond what appears in another , that , though the sense in different animals be distinguished by the same common ...
... senses ; and even among these there is such a dif ferent degree of perfection in the sense which one animal enjoys beyond what appears in another , that , though the sense in different animals be distinguished by the same common ...
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... sense of , though I cannot express it wholly , I am all over softness , and am obliged to retire and give way to a few sighs and tears before I can be easy . I can- not but recommend the subject of male widowhood to you , and beg of you ...
... sense of , though I cannot express it wholly , I am all over softness , and am obliged to retire and give way to a few sighs and tears before I can be easy . I can- not but recommend the subject of male widowhood to you , and beg of you ...
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... sense of these pleasing perplexities ; you might communicate to the guilty part of mankind that they are incapable of the happiness which is in the very sorrows of the virtuous . ' But pray spare me a little longer ; give me leave to ...
... sense of these pleasing perplexities ; you might communicate to the guilty part of mankind that they are incapable of the happiness which is in the very sorrows of the virtuous . ' But pray spare me a little longer ; give me leave to ...
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... sense , beau- 1 The editorial mark of Steele . See No. 324 , the final note on the sig- nature T , and No. 5 , note on signature R , ad finem . ty , and riches , are what are certainly the 28 [ No. 522 . THE SPECTATOR . No. 522 ...
... sense , beau- 1 The editorial mark of Steele . See No. 324 , the final note on the sig- nature T , and No. 5 , note on signature R , ad finem . ty , and riches , are what are certainly the 28 [ No. 522 . THE SPECTATOR . No. 522 ...
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