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ii. oldal
Mediocrity of Fortune to be preferred 465. Means of strengthening Faith 466. On
the Advantages of Dancing Steele . 467. On the Love of Praise -- Character of
Manilius Hughes . 468. Death and Character of Dick Estcourt Steele , 469.
Mediocrity of Fortune to be preferred 465. Means of strengthening Faith 466. On
the Advantages of Dancing Steele . 467. On the Love of Praise -- Character of
Manilius Hughes . 468. Death and Character of Dick Estcourt Steele , 469.
4. oldal
And I am sure nothing can be more pleasing to her gracious temper than to find
out additional methods of increasing their good fortune who adventure any thing
in her service , or laying occasions for others to become capable of serving their ...
And I am sure nothing can be more pleasing to her gracious temper than to find
out additional methods of increasing their good fortune who adventure any thing
in her service , or laying occasions for others to become capable of serving their ...
5. oldal
Every one that has half a guinea is put into the possibility , from that small sum , to
raise himself an easy fortune : when these little parcels of wealth are , as it were ,
thus thrown back into the redonation of Providence , we are to expect that ...
Every one that has half a guinea is put into the possibility , from that small sum , to
raise himself an easy fortune : when these little parcels of wealth are , as it were ,
thus thrown back into the redonation of Providence , we are to expect that ...
23. oldal
Such representations teach us to set a just value upon our own condition , and
make us prize our good fortune , which exempts us from the like calamities . This
is , however , such a kind of pleasure as we are not capable of receiving , *
Suave ...
Such representations teach us to set a just value upon our own condition , and
make us prize our good fortune , which exempts us from the like calamities . This
is , however , such a kind of pleasure as we are not capable of receiving , *
Suave ...
50. oldal
... transmit their names to be borne by those who give daily proofs of the vanity of
the labour and ambition of their progenitors . * It happened thus in the family of
Basilius ; for Alexandrinus began to enjoy his ample fortune in all the extremities
...
... transmit their names to be borne by those who give daily proofs of the vanity of
the labour and ambition of their progenitors . * It happened thus in the family of
Basilius ; for Alexandrinus began to enjoy his ample fortune in all the extremities
...
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| Cím | The Spectator, 8. kötet 4-9. kötet/British essayists The Spectator |
| Kiadó | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Eredeti forrása | A Wisconsini Egyetem - Madison |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. nov. 10. |
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