The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 134
... learned from a Latin treatise of exercises that is written with great erudition * : It is there called the xiouaxia , or the fighting with a man's own fhadow , and confifts in the brandishing of two fhort fticks grafped in each hand ...
... learned from a Latin treatise of exercises that is written with great erudition * : It is there called the xiouaxia , or the fighting with a man's own fhadow , and confifts in the brandishing of two fhort fticks grafped in each hand ...
Strana 224
... learned to conquer , learned to ufe his onquefts . How terrible has he appeared in battle , how gentle in victory ! Shall then the bafe arts of the French- man be held polite , and the honeft labours of the Ruf fian barbarous ? No ...
... learned to conquer , learned to ufe his onquefts . How terrible has he appeared in battle , how gentle in victory ! Shall then the bafe arts of the French- man be held polite , and the honeft labours of the Ruf fian barbarous ? No ...
Strana 296
... learned men of either robe who have been whipped at fchool , are not ftill men of noble and liberal minds ; but I am fure they had been much more fo than they are , had they never fuffered that infamy . But though there is fo little ...
... learned men of either robe who have been whipped at fchool , are not ftill men of noble and liberal minds ; but I am fure they had been much more fo than they are , had they never fuffered that infamy . But though there is fo little ...
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