The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 298
... hope to pleafe thofe fpectators , is unintelligible . Mr. Prince has a genius , if he were encouraged , would prompt him to better things . In all the dances he invents , you fee he keeps close to the characters he reprefents . He does ...
... hope to pleafe thofe fpectators , is unintelligible . Mr. Prince has a genius , if he were encouraged , would prompt him to better things . In all the dances he invents , you fee he keeps close to the characters he reprefents . He does ...
Strana 317
... hope fupport the pains of life . T HE time prefent feldom affords fufficient employ- ment to the mind of man . Objects of pain or pleafure , love or admiration , do not lie thick enough together in life to keep the foul in conftant ...
... hope fupport the pains of life . T HE time prefent feldom affords fufficient employ- ment to the mind of man . Objects of pain or pleafure , love or admiration , do not lie thick enough together in life to keep the foul in conftant ...
Strana 319
... HOPE , efpecially when the HOPE is well grounded , and when the object of it is of an exalted kind , and in its nature proper to make the per- fon happy who enjoys it . This propofition must be very evident to those who confider how few ...
... HOPE , efpecially when the HOPE is well grounded , and when the object of it is of an exalted kind , and in its nature proper to make the per- fon happy who enjoys it . This propofition must be very evident to those who confider how few ...
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