The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 44
... converfation , and allude to one another , rather than , interchange difcourfe in what they faid when they met . Tulip the other day feized his mistress's hand , and re- peated out of Ovid's Art of Love , " " Tis I can in foft battles ...
... converfation , and allude to one another , rather than , interchange difcourfe in what they faid when they met . Tulip the other day feized his mistress's hand , and re- peated out of Ovid's Art of Love , " " Tis I can in foft battles ...
Strana 147
... converfation by degrees multiplied and grew trouble fome ; the modifh world found too great a conftraint in them , and have therefore thrown most of them afide . Converfation , like the Romish religion , was fo incumbered with fhow and ...
... converfation by degrees multiplied and grew trouble fome ; the modifh world found too great a conftraint in them , and have therefore thrown most of them afide . Converfation , like the Romish religion , was fo incumbered with fhow and ...
Strana 149
... converfation too ftiff , formal , and precife : for which reafon ( as hypocrify in one age is generally fuc- ceeded by atheism in another ) converfation is in a great measure relapfed into the first extreme ; fo that at pre- fent ...
... converfation too ftiff , formal , and precife : for which reafon ( as hypocrify in one age is generally fuc- ceeded by atheism in another ) converfation is in a great measure relapfed into the first extreme ; fo that at pre- fent ...
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