The Tatler. ...Messrs. Longman, Dodsley, Law, Johnson, Nichols [and 21 others in London, 1795 |
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Side 77
... infants , until they come to an age in which they can act of them- felves . Thefe beings are ufually called amongst men , Guardian Angels ; and , Mr. Bickerftaff , I am to ac- quaint you , that I am to be yours for fome time to come ...
... infants , until they come to an age in which they can act of them- felves . Thefe beings are ufually called amongst men , Guardian Angels ; and , Mr. Bickerftaff , I am to ac- quaint you , that I am to be yours for fome time to come ...
Side 88
... infants are , after death , to attend man- kind to the end of that ftamen of being in themselves , which was broke off by fickness or any other disaster . These are proper guardians to men , as being fenfible of the infirmity of their ...
... infants are , after death , to attend man- kind to the end of that ftamen of being in themselves , which was broke off by fickness or any other disaster . These are proper guardians to men , as being fenfible of the infirmity of their ...
Side 181
... infancy , makes him no where at a lofs ; and a long familiarity with the perfons of men is , in a manner , of the fame fervice to him , as if he knew their arts . As ceremony is the invention of wife men to keep fools at a diftance , fo ...
... infancy , makes him no where at a lofs ; and a long familiarity with the perfons of men is , in a manner , of the fame fervice to him , as if he knew their arts . As ceremony is the invention of wife men to keep fools at a diftance , fo ...
Side 275
... infants ride on sticks , build houfes in dirt , and make ships in gut- ters , by a faint idea of things they are to act hereafter ; fo old men play the lovers , potentates and emperors , for the decaying image of the more perfect ...
... infants ride on sticks , build houfes in dirt , and make ships in gut- ters , by a faint idea of things they are to act hereafter ; fo old men play the lovers , potentates and emperors , for the decaying image of the more perfect ...
Side 290
... infant ; they cannot but attract your concern and fondnefs , though the child fo regarded is as infenfible of the value you put upon it , as it is that it deferves your benevolence . On the other fide , the fages figured luft in the ...
... infant ; they cannot but attract your concern and fondnefs , though the child fo regarded is as infenfible of the value you put upon it , as it is that it deferves your benevolence . On the other fide , the fages figured luft in the ...
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