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第 34 頁
They are exactly formed by Nature for those Ends to which Heaved seems to
have sent them amongst us : Both animated with a restless De . ? Gre of Glory ,
but pursue it by different Means , and with different Mo. tives . To one it consists in
an ...
They are exactly formed by Nature for those Ends to which Heaved seems to
have sent them amongst us : Both animated with a restless De . ? Gre of Glory ,
but pursue it by different Means , and with different Mo. tives . To one it consists in
an ...
第 51 頁
... having not yet formed themselves by Conversation , and the Knowledge of the
World , give their • Limbs and Features their full play . AS you have considered
Human Nature in all its Lights , you must be extremely well apprized , that there is
...
... having not yet formed themselves by Conversation , and the Knowledge of the
World , give their • Limbs and Features their full play . AS you have considered
Human Nature in all its Lights , you must be extremely well apprized , that there is
...
第 57 頁
W d 11 F 1 it , by considering that part of the Scale of Beings which comes within
our Knowledge . THERE are some living Creatures which are raised but just
above dead Matter . To mention only that Species of Shell - fish , which are
formed in ...
W d 11 F 1 it , by considering that part of the Scale of Beings which comes within
our Knowledge . THERE are some living Creatures which are raised but just
above dead Matter . To mention only that Species of Shell - fish , which are
formed in ...
第 241 頁
Tho ' it appears formed with the niceft Wisdom , upon the moft superficial Survey
of it , it still mends upon the Search , and produces our Surprize and Amazement
in proportion as we pry into it . What I have here faid of a Human Body , may be ...
Tho ' it appears formed with the niceft Wisdom , upon the moft superficial Survey
of it , it still mends upon the Search , and produces our Surprize and Amazement
in proportion as we pry into it . What I have here faid of a Human Body , may be ...
第 281 頁
It will not perhaps be unentertainig to the Polite Reader , to observe how these
three beautiful Sentences are formed upon different Subjects by the same way of
thinking ; but I thall return to the first of them 6 ingi NO 548. The SPECTATOR ...
It will not perhaps be unentertainig to the Polite Reader , to observe how these
three beautiful Sentences are formed upon different Subjects by the same way of
thinking ; but I thall return to the first of them 6 ingi NO 548. The SPECTATOR ...
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| 書名 | The Spectator. ... The Spectator第 14 卷 |
| 出版者 | J. Tonson, 1724 |
| 來源： | 大英圖書館 |
| 已數位化 | 2017年5月24日 |
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