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4. oldal
I would not divert the course of your discourses , when you seem bent upon
obliging the world with a train of thinking , which , rightly attended to , may render
the life of every one that reads it more easy and happy for the future . The
pleasures ...
I would not divert the course of your discourses , when you seem bent upon
obliging the world with a train of thinking , which , rightly attended to , may render
the life of every one that reads it more easy and happy for the future . The
pleasures ...
67. oldal
I regained my former health and complexion , and am now as happy as the day is
long . Now , Mr. Spec . , I desire you would find out some name for these craving
damsels , whether dignified or distinguished under some or all of the following ...
I regained my former health and complexion , and am now as happy as the day is
long . Now , Mr. Spec . , I desire you would find out some name for these craving
damsels , whether dignified or distinguished under some or all of the following ...
75. oldal
... overthrow obliged them to call in the male republic to their assistance ; but
notwithstanding their common efforts to repulse the victorious enemy , the war
continued for many years before they could entirely bring it to a happy conclusion
.
... overthrow obliged them to call in the male republic to their assistance ; but
notwithstanding their common efforts to repulse the victorious enemy , the war
continued for many years before they could entirely bring it to a happy conclusion
.
98. oldal
In short , the person who has a firm trust on the Supreme Being is powerful in his
power , wise by his wisdom , happy by his happiness . He reaps the benefit of
every divine attribute , and loses his own insufficiency in the fulness of infinite ...
In short , the person who has a firm trust on the Supreme Being is powerful in his
power , wise by his wisdom , happy by his happiness . He reaps the benefit of
every divine attribute , and loses his own insufficiency in the fulness of infinite ...
102. oldal
ther the ambitious or humble - minded , the proud or pitiful , ingenuous or base -
minded , good or ill - natured , publicspirited or selfish ; and under what fortune or
circumstance soever , whether the contented or miserable , happy or ...
ther the ambitious or humble - minded , the proud or pitiful , ingenuous or base -
minded , good or ill - natured , publicspirited or selfish ; and under what fortune or
circumstance soever , whether the contented or miserable , happy or ...
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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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