 | 1786 - 716 pagine
...defigned ! Man is by nature a field- animal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuft exercifes and the inclemency of the feafons, and to make a plain homely repaft only when hunger... | |
 | 1786 - 558 pagine
...dcfis'inid ! Man is, by nature, a fieldanimal, and feems deflined to rife with tlie fun, and to (pend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuft exerafei and the inclemency of the ftafons, and to m.ike a pt.in homely repaft, only when hunger... | |
 | Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society - 1785 - 530 pagine
...defigned ! Man is, by nature^ a field-animal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuft exercifes, and the inclemency of the feafons, and to make a plain homely repaft, only when hunger... | |
 | 1786 - 494 pagine
...have defigned ! Man is by Mature a field-animal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robull exercifes and the inclemency of the ftafons, and to make a plain homely repait only when hunger... | |
 | 1788 - 524 pagine
...defigned ! Man is, by nature, a tield-animal, and feems deltineil to rife with the fun, and to Ipend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robult exercifes, and the inclemency of the fcalbns, and to make a plain homely repart, only when hunger... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1788 - 556 pagine
...defigned ! Man is, by nature, a field-animal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuft exercifes, and the inclemency of the feafons, and to make a plain homely repaft, only when hunger... | |
 | 1792 - 530 pagine
...deñgned ¡ Man is by nature a field-animal, and feems d.ftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend à large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuit exercifes and the inclemency of the fsafons, and to make a plain homely repali. only when hunger... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 422 pagine
...rife with the fun, and to fpend a large por- adapted to the culture of grain, hay, and fruit. A iron of his time in the open air, to inure his body to Tobuft. exercifes and the inclemency of the feafons, ridge of hills extends from Jamaica to South-hold.... | |
 | James Easton - 1799 - 486 pagine
...defigned ! Man is, by nature, a fieldanimal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robuft exercifes, and the inclemency of the . feafons, and to make a plain homely repaft, only when... | |
 | Ebenezer Sibly - 1802 - 420 pagine
...have defigned ! Man is by nature a field animal, and feems deftined to rife with the fun, and to fpend a large portion of his time in the open air, to inure his body to robutl exercifes and the ihclemency of the feafons, and to make a plain homely repaft only when hunger... | |
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In the earlieft ages, we are informed that human life was protracted to a very extraordinary length ; yet how few perfons, in... 
