The Spectator, Svazek 6Harrison and Company, 1793 |
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Strana 103
... conversation , than the false notion fome peo ple have of raillery . It ought certainly to be the first point to be aimed at in fociety , to gain the good - will of thofe with whom you converfe . The way to that , is to fhew fhew you ...
... conversation , than the false notion fome peo ple have of raillery . It ought certainly to be the first point to be aimed at in fociety , to gain the good - will of thofe with whom you converfe . The way to that , is to fhew fhew you ...
Strana 132
... conversation . That he intends to prepare himself by abstinence and thin diet to be one of the company . That at prefent he comes into a room , as if he were 6 an express from abroad . • That • That he has chofen an apartment with a ...
... conversation . That he intends to prepare himself by abstinence and thin diet to be one of the company . That at prefent he comes into a room , as if he were 6 an express from abroad . • That • That he has chofen an apartment with a ...
Strana 285
... conversation , and play after his own manner ; but fools who provoked him to mimicry , found he had the indignation to let it be at their expence , who called for it , and he would fhew the form of conceited heavy fellows as jefts to ...
... conversation , and play after his own manner ; but fools who provoked him to mimicry , found he had the indignation to let it be at their expence , who called for it , and he would fhew the form of conceited heavy fellows as jefts to ...
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