The Spectator, Τόμος 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1776 |
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Σελίδα 116
... fleep , are generally fuch as intirely favour his inclinations , good or bad , and give him imaginary opportunities of pursuing them to the utmost ; fo that his temper will lie fairly open to his view , while he confiders how it is ...
... fleep , are generally fuch as intirely favour his inclinations , good or bad , and give him imaginary opportunities of pursuing them to the utmost ; fo that his temper will lie fairly open to his view , while he confiders how it is ...
Σελίδα 117
... fleep , it would be no difpute whether we pafs fo con- fiderable a portion of our time in the condition of tocks and ftones , or whether the foul were not perpe- tually at work upon the principle of thought . How- ever , it is an honeft ...
... fleep , it would be no difpute whether we pafs fo con- fiderable a portion of our time in the condition of tocks and ftones , or whether the foul were not perpe- tually at work upon the principle of thought . How- ever , it is an honeft ...
Σελίδα 144
... fleep the image of death , the brifk- nefs of the fancy affords us a ftrong intimation of fomething within us that can never die . " I have wondered that Alexander the Great , who came into the world fufficiently dreamed of by his ...
... fleep the image of death , the brifk- nefs of the fancy affords us a ftrong intimation of fomething within us that can never die . " I have wondered that Alexander the Great , who came into the world fufficiently dreamed of by his ...
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