The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... subject. Young Addison found nothing new to him in the temper of his University, and was influenced, as in his youth every one must and should be, by the prevalent tone of opinion in cultivated men. But he had, and felt that he had, wit ...
... subject. Young Addison found nothing new to him in the temper of his University, and was influenced, as in his youth every one must and should be, by the prevalent tone of opinion in cultivated men. But he had, and felt that he had, wit ...
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... subject among themselves . ' Even in distant Perthshire ' the gentlemen met after church on Sunday to discuss the news of the week ; the ' Spectators ' were read as regularly as the ' Journal ' . ' So the political draught of bitterness ...
... subject among themselves . ' Even in distant Perthshire ' the gentlemen met after church on Sunday to discuss the news of the week ; the ' Spectators ' were read as regularly as the ' Journal ' . ' So the political draught of bitterness ...
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... subject, opposed the bill in Parliament, and started in March, 1719, a paper called the 'Plebeian', in which he argued against a measure tending, he said, to the formation of an oligarchy. Addison replied in the 'Old Whig', and this ...
... subject, opposed the bill in Parliament, and started in March, 1719, a paper called the 'Plebeian', in which he argued against a measure tending, he said, to the formation of an oligarchy. Addison replied in the 'Old Whig', and this ...
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... subject to such Momentary Consumptions, that in the twinkling of an Eye, she would fall away from the most florid Complexion, and the most healthful State of Body, and wither into a Skeleton. Her Recoveries were often as sudden as her ...
... subject to such Momentary Consumptions, that in the twinkling of an Eye, she would fall away from the most florid Complexion, and the most healthful State of Body, and wither into a Skeleton. Her Recoveries were often as sudden as her ...
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... Subject . It is to the ordinary People , who are not accustomed to make very proper Remarks on any Occasion , matter of great Jest , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Assembly , or is distinguished by an ...
... Subject . It is to the ordinary People , who are not accustomed to make very proper Remarks on any Occasion , matter of great Jest , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Assembly , or is distinguished by an ...
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