The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 |
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... humour which is natural to that place , I fhall fet it down word for word as it came to me . · Moft profound Sir , H AVING been very well entertained in the laft of your fpeculations that I have yet feen , by your fpecimen.upon Clubs ...
... humour which is natural to that place , I fhall fet it down word for word as it came to me . · Moft profound Sir , H AVING been very well entertained in the laft of your fpeculations that I have yet feen , by your fpecimen.upon Clubs ...
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... humour : Iras & verba locant . " Men that hire out their words and anger ; " that are more or less paffionate according as they are paid for it , and allow their client a quantity of wrath proportionable to the fee which they receive ...
... humour : Iras & verba locant . " Men that hire out their words and anger ; " that are more or less paffionate according as they are paid for it , and allow their client a quantity of wrath proportionable to the fee which they receive ...
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... humour and ridicule in the poffeffion of an ill - natured There cannot be a greater gratification to a barbarous and inhuman wit , than to ftir up forrow in the heart of a private perfon , to raife uneasiness among near relations , and ...
... humour and ridicule in the poffeffion of an ill - natured There cannot be a greater gratification to a barbarous and inhuman wit , than to ftir up forrow in the heart of a private perfon , to raife uneasiness among near relations , and ...
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... humour in an author , he is often very mifchievous without de- figning to be fo . For which reafon I always lay it . " down as a rule , that an indiscreet man is more hurtful than an ill - naqured one ; for as the latter will only ...
... humour in an author , he is often very mifchievous without de- figning to be fo . For which reafon I always lay it . " down as a rule , that an indiscreet man is more hurtful than an ill - naqured one ; for as the latter will only ...
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... humour , familiarity , and innocence of a fifter ; infomuch that he would often fay to her , " Dear Daphne , wert thou but " as handsome as Lætitia " ----- She received fuch language with that ingenuous and pleasing mirth , which is ...
... humour , familiarity , and innocence of a fifter ; infomuch that he would often fay to her , " Dear Daphne , wert thou but " as handsome as Lætitia " ----- She received fuch language with that ingenuous and pleasing mirth , which is ...
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