The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Page 21
... exercise the Paffions of his whole Court . He was pleased to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long defpifed , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Pharamond ; and the Lover conceive higher Hopes ...
... exercise the Paffions of his whole Court . He was pleased to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long defpifed , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Pharamond ; and the Lover conceive higher Hopes ...
Page 141
... Exercise of Virtue , in the most general Acceptation of the Word . That particular Scheme which comprehends the Social Virtues , may give Employment to the moft induftri- ous Temper , and find a Man in Bufinefs more than the most active ...
... Exercise of Virtue , in the most general Acceptation of the Word . That particular Scheme which comprehends the Social Virtues , may give Employment to the moft induftri- ous Temper , and find a Man in Bufinefs more than the most active ...
Page 163
... Exercise . It was the Will of Providence that Master Harry was ta- ken very ill of a Fever , of which he died within ten Days after his first falling fick . Here was the first Sor- row I ever knew ; and I affure you , ' Mr. SPECTATOR ...
... Exercise . It was the Will of Providence that Master Harry was ta- ken very ill of a Fever , of which he died within ten Days after his first falling fick . Here was the first Sor- row I ever knew ; and I affure you , ' Mr. SPECTATOR ...
Page 205
... falling Pin , or apply her felf to any other Matter of Im- portance . This Part of the Exercise , as it only confifts in toffing a Fan " • with with an Air upon a long Table ( which ftands N ° 102. The SPECTATOR . 205.
... falling Pin , or apply her felf to any other Matter of Im- portance . This Part of the Exercise , as it only confifts in toffing a Fan " • with with an Air upon a long Table ( which ftands N ° 102. The SPECTATOR . 205.
Page 291
... Exercise ferments the Hu- cafts them into their proper mours , Channels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Nature in those fecret Diftribu- tions without which the Body cannot fubfift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with ...
... Exercise ferments the Hu- cafts them into their proper mours , Channels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Nature in those fecret Diftribu- tions without which the Body cannot fubfift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with ...
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