The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... character of English Literature was no more changed than characters of Englishmen were altered by the Declaration of Right which Prince William of Orange had accepted with the English Crown, when Addison had lately left and Steele was ...
... character of English Literature was no more changed than characters of Englishmen were altered by the Declaration of Right which Prince William of Orange had accepted with the English Crown, when Addison had lately left and Steele was ...
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... character and teaching of St. Paul, applying the definition practically to the daily life of Steele's own time. In ... character of King William, 'that of a glorious captain, and (what he much more values than the most splendid titles) ...
... character and teaching of St. Paul, applying the definition practically to the daily life of Steele's own time. In ... character of King William, 'that of a glorious captain, and (what he much more values than the most splendid titles) ...
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J. ADDISON. character of William which , when , in days of meaner public strife , Steele quoted it years afterwards in the Spectator , he broke off painfully and abruptly with a ... Fuit Ilium , et ingens Gloria . Steele's ' Christian ...
J. ADDISON. character of William which , when , in days of meaner public strife , Steele quoted it years afterwards in the Spectator , he broke off painfully and abruptly with a ... Fuit Ilium , et ingens Gloria . Steele's ' Christian ...
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... character, which was, to a fault, more ready to give than to receive, more prompt to ascribe honour to others than to claim it for himself. To right himself, Steele wrote a light-hearted comedy, 'The Funeral', or 'Grief a la Mode'; but ...
... character, which was, to a fault, more ready to give than to receive, more prompt to ascribe honour to others than to claim it for himself. To right himself, Steele wrote a light-hearted comedy, 'The Funeral', or 'Grief a la Mode'; but ...
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... character of a free - thinking exquisite is drawn from life without exaggeration , but with more than a touch of the bitter contempt Addison felt for the atheistic coxcomb , with whom he was too ready to confound the sincere questioner ...
... character of a free - thinking exquisite is drawn from life without exaggeration , but with more than a touch of the bitter contempt Addison felt for the atheistic coxcomb , with whom he was too ready to confound the sincere questioner ...
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