The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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Page 41
... manner , that he fhall hereafter regard the clothing of the naked ,, the feeding of the hungry , and the vifiting of the imprisoned , as offices done to himfelf , and reward them accordingly . Pursuant to thofe paffages in Holy ...
... manner , that he fhall hereafter regard the clothing of the naked ,, the feeding of the hungry , and the vifiting of the imprisoned , as offices done to himfelf , and reward them accordingly . Pursuant to thofe paffages in Holy ...
Page 48
... manner neceffary . If what I have here faid does not recommend , it will at leaft excufe the variety of my fpeculations , I would not willingly laugh but in order to instruct , or if I fometimes fail in this point , when my mirth ceases ...
... manner neceffary . If what I have here faid does not recommend , it will at leaft excufe the variety of my fpeculations , I would not willingly laugh but in order to instruct , or if I fometimes fail in this point , when my mirth ceases ...
Page 61
... manner both before my ruin and fince that ‹ time . I had , as foon as the rafcal left me , fo much indignation and refolution , as not to go upon the town , as the phrafe is , but took to work for my living in an obfcure place , out of ...
... manner both before my ruin and fince that ‹ time . I had , as foon as the rafcal left me , fo much indignation and refolution , as not to go upon the town , as the phrafe is , but took to work for my living in an obfcure place , out of ...
Page 66
... manner ) to take every occafion of philofophifing upon fome ufeful fubject , he obferved the pleasure of that fenfation which now arofe in thofe very parts of his leg , that just before had been fo much pained by the fetter . Upon this ...
... manner ) to take every occafion of philofophifing upon fome ufeful fubject , he obferved the pleasure of that fenfation which now arofe in thofe very parts of his leg , that just before had been fo much pained by the fetter . Upon this ...
Page 67
... manner , that it would be im- poffible for the one to come into any place without being followed by the other . It is poffible , that if Plato had thought it pro- per at fuch a time to defcribe Socrates lanching out into a difcourfe ...
... manner , that it would be im- poffible for the one to come into any place without being followed by the other . It is poffible , that if Plato had thought it pro- per at fuch a time to defcribe Socrates lanching out into a difcourfe ...
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