The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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第 20 頁
... Spirits would rather be fecretly the Authors of Events which are serviceable to Mankind , than , without being fuch , to ... Spirit that it is the highest Step to which human . human Nature can arrive . Triumph , Applause , Accla- 20 N ...
... Spirits would rather be fecretly the Authors of Events which are serviceable to Mankind , than , without being fuch , to ... Spirit that it is the highest Step to which human . human Nature can arrive . Triumph , Applause , Accla- 20 N ...
第 79 頁
... Spirit ; and the Approbation of fuch Minds is what may be esteemed true Praise : For with the common Rate of Men there is nothing commend- able but what they themselves may hope to be Partakers of , and arrive at : But the Motive truly ...
... Spirit ; and the Approbation of fuch Minds is what may be esteemed true Praise : For with the common Rate of Men there is nothing commend- able but what they themselves may hope to be Partakers of , and arrive at : But the Motive truly ...
第 155 頁
... Spirit , Pity , feems to be a Stranger to the Ge- nerality of an Audience . The Minds of Men are indeed . very differently difpofed ; and the Reliefs from Care and Attention are of one Sort in a great Spirit , and of ano- ther in an ...
... Spirit , Pity , feems to be a Stranger to the Ge- nerality of an Audience . The Minds of Men are indeed . very differently difpofed ; and the Reliefs from Care and Attention are of one Sort in a great Spirit , and of ano- ther in an ...
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