Selections from the Tatler, Spectator and GuardianClarendon Press, 1885 - 499 стор. |
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... pretend to be refined above others . They do not aim at true pleasures themselves , but turn their thoughts upon observ- 20 ing the false pleasures of other men . Such people are vale- tudinarians in society , and they should no more ...
... pretend to be refined above others . They do not aim at true pleasures themselves , but turn their thoughts upon observ- 20 ing the false pleasures of other men . Such people are vale- tudinarians in society , and they should no more ...
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... pretend to be of the party . It is certainly a very happy temper to be able to live with all kinds of dispositions , because it argues a mind 30 that lies open to receive what is pleasing to others , and not obstinately bent on any ...
... pretend to be of the party . It is certainly a very happy temper to be able to live with all kinds of dispositions , because it argues a mind 30 that lies open to receive what is pleasing to others , and not obstinately bent on any ...
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... pretend to industry in the pursuit of honour and virtue , is , that this hero was more than ordinarily solicitous about his reputation , when a common mind would have thought itself in security , and given itself a loose to joy and ...
... pretend to industry in the pursuit of honour and virtue , is , that this hero was more than ordinarily solicitous about his reputation , when a common mind would have thought itself in security , and given itself a loose to joy and ...
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... pretend to , of being severe upon other men ; for they want good - nature . There is no foundation in them for arriving at what they aim 30 at ; and they may as well pretend to flatter as rally agreeably , without being good - natured ...
... pretend to , of being severe upon other men ; for they want good - nature . There is no foundation in them for arriving at what they aim 30 at ; and they may as well pretend to flatter as rally agreeably , without being good - natured ...
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... pretend to skill in the mazes of it ; but fixes his thoughts upon one certainty , that he shall soon be out of it . And we may ask very boldly , what can be a more sure consolation than to have a hope in death ? When men are arrived at ...
... pretend to skill in the mazes of it ; but fixes his thoughts upon one certainty , that he shall soon be out of it . And we may ask very boldly , what can be a more sure consolation than to have a hope in death ? When men are arrived at ...
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