The Spectator, Volumen3John Bell, 1776 |
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... obferve that none are greater mourners than jealous men , when the perfon who provoked their jealoufy is taken from them . Then it is that their love breaks out furi- oufly , and throws off all the mixtures of fufpicion which chocked ...
... obferve that none are greater mourners than jealous men , when the perfon who provoked their jealoufy is taken from them . Then it is that their love breaks out furi- oufly , and throws off all the mixtures of fufpicion which chocked ...
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... obferve how little is made of this inexpreffible injury , and how eafily men get into a habit of being leaft agreeable where they are moft obliged to be fo . But this fubject deferves a diftinct fpeculation , and I fhall obferve , for a ...
... obferve how little is made of this inexpreffible injury , and how eafily men get into a habit of being leaft agreeable where they are moft obliged to be fo . But this fubject deferves a diftinct fpeculation , and I fhall obferve , for a ...
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... obferve , that the gloominefs in which fometimes the minds of the best men are involved , very often ftands in need of fuch little incitements to mirth and and laughter , as are apt to disperse melancholy , No 179 . 47 THE SPECTATOR .
... obferve , that the gloominefs in which fometimes the minds of the best men are involved , very often ftands in need of fuch little incitements to mirth and and laughter , as are apt to disperse melancholy , No 179 . 47 THE SPECTATOR .
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... obferve upon it , that the first of this fort that made any confiderable figure in the world , was that of Hercules meeting with Plea- fure and Virtue ; which was invented by Prodicas , who lived before Socrates , and in the first ...
... obferve upon it , that the first of this fort that made any confiderable figure in the world , was that of Hercules meeting with Plea- fure and Virtue ; which was invented by Prodicas , who lived before Socrates , and in the first ...
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... obferve from the behaviour of fome of the moft zealous for orthodoxy , who have often great friendships and intimacies with vicious immo- ral men , provided they do but agree with them in the fame fcheme of belief . The reafon is ...
... obferve from the behaviour of fome of the moft zealous for orthodoxy , who have often great friendships and intimacies with vicious immo- ral men , provided they do but agree with them in the fame fcheme of belief . The reafon is ...
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