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第 35 頁
These and not from the principles of thołe arts themselves ; fellows could express
their passion in nothing but or in other words , the taste is not to conform to their
dres ; but the Oxonians are phantastical , now the art , but the art to the taste ...
These and not from the principles of thołe arts themselves ; fellows could express
their passion in nothing but or in other words , the taste is not to conform to their
dres ; but the Oxonians are phantastical , now the art , but the art to the taste ...
第 14 頁
After a little pause the colonel çleared ty the bạfortunate Philander , a man of a
con . up his countenance , and with an air of familia- ftant passion and plentiful
fortune , who fets forth rity whispered his man apart , “ Sirrah , bring the that the ...
After a little pause the colonel çleared ty the bạfortunate Philander , a man of a
con . up his countenance , and with an air of familia- ftant passion and plentiful
fortune , who fets forth rity whispered his man apart , “ Sirrah , bring the that the ...
第 183 頁
be there as his neighbour , because it supposes the abject passion . Thus if you
cut off the toi person not eminent enough to be taken notice of . branches of a tree
, and will not suffer it to grow To this passionate fondness for distinction are any ...
be there as his neighbour , because it supposes the abject passion . Thus if you
cut off the toi person not eminent enough to be taken notice of . branches of a tree
, and will not suffer it to grow To this passionate fondness for distinction are any ...
第 111 頁
Human As a consequence of this original , all passions • nature I always thought
the most useful object are in all men , but appear not in all ; conftitue ļof human
reason , and to make the confideration • tion , education , custom of the country ...
Human As a consequence of this original , all passions • nature I always thought
the most useful object are in all men , but appear not in all ; conftitue ļof human
reason , and to make the confideration • tion , education , custom of the country ...
第 377 頁
47 prejudices , or neglect of serious reflection , suffers himself to be moved by
this abject and unWho spend their treasure freely , as ' twas giv'n manly passion )
would do well to consider , that By the large bounty of indulgent heav'n ; there is ...
47 prejudices , or neglect of serious reflection , suffers himself to be moved by
this abject and unWho spend their treasure freely , as ' twas giv'n manly passion )
would do well to consider , that By the large bounty of indulgent heav'n ; there is ...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | The Spectator The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| 作者 | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| 出版者 | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| 來源： | 里昂公共圖書館 |
| 已數位化 | 2011年10月14日 |
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