The Spectator, Svazek 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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... because children and per- fons moft thought lefs about their own condition , and incapable of entering into the profpects of futurity , feel the most violent touches of compaffion . And then as to that charming delight which immediately ...
... because children and per- fons moft thought lefs about their own condition , and incapable of entering into the profpects of futurity , feel the most violent touches of compaffion . And then as to that charming delight which immediately ...
Strana 140
... because it is ill written , but because it takes . Se- veral of them lay it down as a maxim , that whatever dramatic performance has a long run , muft of neceffity be good for nothing : as though the first precept in Apparently an ...
... because it is ill written , but because it takes . Se- veral of them lay it down as a maxim , that whatever dramatic performance has a long run , muft of neceffity be good for nothing : as though the first precept in Apparently an ...
Strana 212
... because the communica- tion of them may give pleasure or profit to others ; but we can have no merit , nor ought we to claim any refpect , because our fathers acted well , whether we would or no . The following letter ridicules the ...
... because the communica- tion of them may give pleasure or profit to others ; but we can have no merit , nor ought we to claim any refpect , because our fathers acted well , whether we would or no . The following letter ridicules the ...
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