The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... Spectator', signed its last paper and named those who had most helped him 'to keep up the spirit of so long and approved a performance,' he gave chief honour to one who had on his page, as in his heart, no name but Friend. This was 'the ...
... Spectator', signed its last paper and named those who had most helped him 'to keep up the spirit of so long and approved a performance,' he gave chief honour to one who had on his page, as in his heart, no name but Friend. This was 'the ...
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... Spectator there isa paper of Steele's (No. 142) representing some of his own loveletters as telling what a man said and should be able to say of his wife after forty years of marriage. Seven years after marriage he signs himself, 'Yours ...
... Spectator there isa paper of Steele's (No. 142) representing some of his own loveletters as telling what a man said and should be able to say of his wife after forty years of marriage. Seven years after marriage he signs himself, 'Yours ...
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... Spectator' and its more familiar descendants. There is a trick of voice common to all, and some papers of Defoe's might have been written for the 'Spectator'. Take the littleallegory, forinstance, in No. 45,which tellsofa desponding ...
... Spectator' and its more familiar descendants. There is a trick of voice common to all, and some papers of Defoe's might have been written for the 'Spectator'. Take the littleallegory, forinstance, in No. 45,which tellsofa desponding ...
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... Spectator', and 'Guardian', wherein alone his genius abideswith us, andwill abidewith Englishreaders totheend. The 'Tatler', the 'Spectator',andthe 'Guardian' were, all of them, Steele's, begunandended by himat hissolediscretion ...
... Spectator', and 'Guardian', wherein alone his genius abideswith us, andwill abidewith Englishreaders totheend. The 'Tatler', the 'Spectator',andthe 'Guardian' were, all of them, Steele's, begunandended by himat hissolediscretion ...
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... Spectator' came on like a torrent, and swept away all before him. They despaired ever to equal him in wit, humour, or learning; which had been their true and certain way of opposing him: and therefore rather chose to fall on the ; and ...
... Spectator' came on like a torrent, and swept away all before him. They despaired ever to equal him in wit, humour, or learning; which had been their true and certain way of opposing him: and therefore rather chose to fall on the ; and ...
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