The Spectator, Svazek 1 |
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Strana 52
... he knows very well that the lion has many more admirers than himself ; as they fav of the famous equeftrian ftatue on the Pont - Neuf at Paris , that more people go to see the horse , than the King who fits upon it .
... he knows very well that the lion has many more admirers than himself ; as they fav of the famous equeftrian ftatue on the Pont - Neuf at Paris , that more people go to see the horse , than the King who fits upon it .
Strana 110
Seeing a punch - bowl painted upon a fign near Charing - Crofs , and very curioufly garnished , with a couple of angels hovering over it and fqueezing a lc6 mon into it , I had the curiofity to afk after the master • of · 6 of the house ...
Seeing a punch - bowl painted upon a fign near Charing - Crofs , and very curioufly garnished , with a couple of angels hovering over it and fqueezing a lc6 mon into it , I had the curiofity to afk after the master • of · 6 of the house ...
Strana 112
To go to the bottom of this matter , I muft obferve , that the tone , or , as the French call it , the accent of every nation in their ordinary fpeech is altogether different from that of every other people ; as we may see even in the ...
To go to the bottom of this matter , I muft obferve , that the tone , or , as the French call it , the accent of every nation in their ordinary fpeech is altogether different from that of every other people ; as we may see even in the ...
Strana 124
I prefently called for • the paper , to see how you looked in print ; and after we had regaled ourfelves a while upon the pleafant image of our profelyte , Mr. Prefident told me I should be his ftranger at the next night's club : where ...
I prefently called for • the paper , to see how you looked in print ; and after we had regaled ourfelves a while upon the pleafant image of our profelyte , Mr. Prefident told me I should be his ftranger at the next night's club : where ...
Strana 149
When you see a man of sense look about for applaufe , and discover an itching inclination to be commended ; lays traps for a little incenfe , even from those whose opinion he values in nothing but his own favour ; who is fafe against ...
When you see a man of sense look about for applaufe , and discover an itching inclination to be commended ; lays traps for a little incenfe , even from those whose opinion he values in nothing but his own favour ; who is fafe against ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Název | The Spectator, Svazek 1 The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Autor | Joseph Addison |
| Vydáno | 1793 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Lyonská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 3. říjen 2012 |
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