The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 46
... reason , and indeed , all the fweets of life . Nothing is a greater imark of a degenerate and vicious age , than the com- mon ridicule which paffes on this ftate of life . It is , indeed , only happy in those who can look down with ...
... reason , and indeed , all the fweets of life . Nothing is a greater imark of a degenerate and vicious age , than the com- mon ridicule which paffes on this ftate of life . It is , indeed , only happy in those who can look down with ...
Strana 51
... reason , but that I thought what he propofed the effect of humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reafon and good fenfe in it . I cannot now go into the parlour to him , and make his heart glad with an account of a matter ...
... reason , but that I thought what he propofed the effect of humour and old age , which I am now convinced had reafon and good fenfe in it . I cannot now go into the parlour to him , and make his heart glad with an account of a matter ...
Strana 86
... reason I hope you will excufe this prefumption in Your most dutiful , most obedient , and most humble fervant , L " • S. T. ' N ° 272 Friday , January 11 . Longa eft injuria , longæ Ambages- Virg . Æn . 1. ver . 345 . • Great is the ...
... reason I hope you will excufe this prefumption in Your most dutiful , most obedient , and most humble fervant , L " • S. T. ' N ° 272 Friday , January 11 . Longa eft injuria , longæ Ambages- Virg . Æn . 1. ver . 345 . • Great is the ...
Strana 138
... reason the works of ancient authors , which are written in dead languages , have a great advantage over thofe which are written in languages that are now fpoken . Were there any mean phrafes or idioms in Virgil and Homer , they would ...
... reason the works of ancient authors , which are written in dead languages , have a great advantage over thofe which are written in languages that are now fpoken . Were there any mean phrafes or idioms in Virgil and Homer , they would ...
Strana 165
... from the firft the defired request drops indeed at laft , but from fo doubtful a brow , that the obliged has almost as much reason to resent the man- nerv ner of bestowing it , as to be thankful for No 292 16.5 THE SPECTATOR .
... from the firft the defired request drops indeed at laft , but from fo doubtful a brow , that the obliged has almost as much reason to resent the man- nerv ner of bestowing it , as to be thankful for No 292 16.5 THE SPECTATOR .
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