The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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第 173 頁
... Mankind except in very great Minds , makes Men fo giddy , that they do not fee after the fame Man- ner they did before : Thus they despise their old Friends , and ftrive to extend their Interefts to new Pretenders . By this Means it ...
... Mankind except in very great Minds , makes Men fo giddy , that they do not fee after the fame Man- ner they did before : Thus they despise their old Friends , and ftrive to extend their Interefts to new Pretenders . By this Means it ...
第 186 頁
... Mankind who have any Thing to do with it . Fame therefore may be divided into Glory , which refpects the Hero ; Reputation , which is preserved by every Gentle- man ; and Credit , which must be supported by every Tradefman . These ...
... Mankind who have any Thing to do with it . Fame therefore may be divided into Glory , which refpects the Hero ; Reputation , which is preserved by every Gentle- man ; and Credit , which must be supported by every Tradefman . These ...
第 224 頁
... Mankind , would it not be the moft pleafing Entertainment imaginable to enjoy fo con- ftant a Farce as the obferving Mankind much more different from themselves in their fecret Thoughts and publick Actions , than in their Night - caps ...
... Mankind , would it not be the moft pleafing Entertainment imaginable to enjoy fo con- ftant a Farce as the obferving Mankind much more different from themselves in their fecret Thoughts and publick Actions , than in their Night - caps ...
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