The Spectator, Volume 5J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 110
... racter , and does much more good to Mankind than any other Man's Fortune without Commerce can poffibly fup- port . For the Citizen above all other Men has Oppor- tunities of arriving at that higheft Fruit of Wealth , to be liberal ...
... racter , and does much more good to Mankind than any other Man's Fortune without Commerce can poffibly fup- port . For the Citizen above all other Men has Oppor- tunities of arriving at that higheft Fruit of Wealth , to be liberal ...
Page 146
... racter . Why should a Man be fenfible of the Sting of a Reproach , who is a Stranger to the Guilt that is implied in it ? or fubject himself to the Penalty , when he knows he has never committed the Crime ? This is a Piece of Fortitude ...
... racter . Why should a Man be fenfible of the Sting of a Reproach , who is a Stranger to the Guilt that is implied in it ? or fubject himself to the Penalty , when he knows he has never committed the Crime ? This is a Piece of Fortitude ...
Page 270
... racter of my good Acquaintance Acafto . You meet him at the Tables and Converfations of the Wife , the Imper- tinent , the Grave , the Frolic , and the Witty ; and yet his own Character has nothing in it that can make him particularly ...
... racter of my good Acquaintance Acafto . You meet him at the Tables and Converfations of the Wife , the Imper- tinent , the Grave , the Frolic , and the Witty ; and yet his own Character has nothing in it that can make him particularly ...
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