The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 49
... discover many beauties or imperfections which others have not attended to , and I fhould be very glad to fee any of our eminent writers publifh their discoveries on the fame fubject . In short , I would always be understood to write my ...
... discover many beauties or imperfections which others have not attended to , and I fhould be very glad to fee any of our eminent writers publifh their discoveries on the fame fubject . In short , I would always be understood to write my ...
Page 100
... discover any difference from what we observe in the heads of other men . We were informed , that the per- fon to whom this head belonged , had passed for a man above five and thirty years ; during which time he eat and drank like other ...
... discover any difference from what we observe in the heads of other men . We were informed , that the per- fon to whom this head belonged , had passed for a man above five and thirty years ; during which time he eat and drank like other ...
Page 121
... discover the fmalleft orifice , by which any of them had entered and pierced the inward substance . Every fmatterer in anatomy knows that this pericardi- um , or cafe of the heart , contains in it a thin reddifh liquor , fuppofed to be ...
... discover the fmalleft orifice , by which any of them had entered and pierced the inward substance . Every fmatterer in anatomy knows that this pericardi- um , or cafe of the heart , contains in it a thin reddifh liquor , fuppofed to be ...
Page 122
... discover any communication that it had with the tongue . We could not but take notice likewife , that feveral of thofe little nerves in the heart which are affected by the fentiments of love , hatred , and other paffions , did not ...
... discover any communication that it had with the tongue . We could not but take notice likewife , that feveral of thofe little nerves in the heart which are affected by the fentiments of love , hatred , and other paffions , did not ...
Page 162
... and formidable critic . One great mark , by which you may discover a critic who has neither tafte nor learning , is this , that he feldom ventures . ventures to praise any paffage in an author which has 162 N ° 291 THE SPECTATOR .
... and formidable critic . One great mark , by which you may discover a critic who has neither tafte nor learning , is this , that he feldom ventures . ventures to praise any paffage in an author which has 162 N ° 291 THE SPECTATOR .
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