The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 |
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Page 22
... there was fcarce a mortal in this vast multi- tude , who did not difcover what he thought plea- fures and bleffings of life ; and wondered how the Owners owners of them ever came to look upon them as 22 No 559- THE SPECTATOR .
... there was fcarce a mortal in this vast multi- tude , who did not difcover what he thought plea- fures and bleffings of life ; and wondered how the Owners owners of them ever came to look upon them as 22 No 559- THE SPECTATOR .
Page 46
... in creatures which are at prefent more exalted than ourselves . We fee many stars by the help of glaffes , which we do not difcover with our naked . eyes ; eyes ; and the finer our telescopes are , the 46 No 565 . THE SPECTATOR .
... in creatures which are at prefent more exalted than ourselves . We fee many stars by the help of glaffes , which we do not difcover with our naked . eyes ; eyes ; and the finer our telescopes are , the 46 No 565 . THE SPECTATOR .
Page 62
... difcover faults . Common expe- rience teaches the contrary . Wine throws a man out of himself , and infufes qualities into the mind which he is a ftranger to in her fober moments . The perfon you converfe with , after the third bot- tle ...
... difcover faults . Common expe- rience teaches the contrary . Wine throws a man out of himself , and infufes qualities into the mind which he is a ftranger to in her fober moments . The perfon you converfe with , after the third bot- tle ...
Page 95
... difcover , nor fhould I have done , probably , had it not been for the following accident . I had one day fhut myfelf up in my chamber , and was very deeply engaged in the fecond book of Milton's Paradife Loft . I walked to and fro with ...
... difcover , nor fhould I have done , probably , had it not been for the following accident . I had one day fhut myfelf up in my chamber , and was very deeply engaged in the fecond book of Milton's Paradife Loft . I walked to and fro with ...
Page 112
... difcovers himself in a more glorious manner among the regions of • the bleft . Such a confideration fhould be kept awake in us at all times , and in all places , and poffefs our minds with a perpetual awe and reve- rence . It fhould be ...
... difcovers himself in a more glorious manner among the regions of • the bleft . Such a confideration fhould be kept awake in us at all times , and in all places , and poffefs our minds with a perpetual awe and reve- rence . It fhould be ...
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