The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... . May we not think of the two friends together in a College chamber, Addison of slender frame, with features wanting neither in dignity nor in refinement, Steele of robust make, with the radiant 'short face' of the 'Spectator', by right of.
... . May we not think of the two friends together in a College chamber, Addison of slender frame, with features wanting neither in dignity nor in refinement, Steele of robust make, with the radiant 'short face' of the 'Spectator', by right of.
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... short original accounts of cities and states that he saw are pleasant as well as sensible , and here and there , as in the space he gives to a report of St. Anthony's sermon to the fishes , or his short account of a visit to the opera ...
... short original accounts of cities and states that he saw are pleasant as well as sensible , and here and there , as in the space he gives to a report of St. Anthony's sermon to the fishes , or his short account of a visit to the opera ...
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... Short View of the Profaneness and Immorality of the English Stage ' had been published in 1698 ; it attacked a real evil , if not always in the right way , and Congreve's reply to it had been a failure . Steele's comedies with all their ...
... Short View of the Profaneness and Immorality of the English Stage ' had been published in 1698 ; it attacked a real evil , if not always in the right way , and Congreve's reply to it had been a failure . Steele's comedies with all their ...
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J. ADDISON. There is a short Appendix also of advertisements taken from the original number of the 'Spectator', and a few others, where they seem to illustrate some point in the text, will be found among the notes. In the large number of ...
J. ADDISON. There is a short Appendix also of advertisements taken from the original number of the 'Spectator', and a few others, where they seem to illustrate some point in the text, will be found among the notes. In the large number of ...
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... short, where-ever I see a Cluster of People, I always mix with them, tho' I never open my Lips but in my own Club. Thus I live in the World, rather as a Spectator of Mankind, than as one of the Species; by which means I have made my ...
... short, where-ever I see a Cluster of People, I always mix with them, tho' I never open my Lips but in my own Club. Thus I live in the World, rather as a Spectator of Mankind, than as one of the Species; by which means I have made my ...
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