The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 115
... humour , a Family - Piece , which , fince we are all very fond of you , I hope may have fome In- fluence upon us . 6 ་ " " AFTER these plain Obfervations , give me leave to give you an Hint of what a fet of Company of my Ac- quaintance ...
... humour , a Family - Piece , which , fince we are all very fond of you , I hope may have fome In- fluence upon us . 6 ་ " " AFTER these plain Obfervations , give me leave to give you an Hint of what a fet of Company of my Ac- quaintance ...
Strana 167
... Humour , or has a natural Incapacity for Delight , and therefore difturbs all who are happier than himself with Pishes and Pfhaws , or other well - bred Interjections , at every thing that is faid or done in his Presence . There should ...
... Humour , or has a natural Incapacity for Delight , and therefore difturbs all who are happier than himself with Pishes and Pfhaws , or other well - bred Interjections , at every thing that is faid or done in his Presence . There should ...
Strana 282
... Humour , and the Gaiety of it is tempered with fome- thing that is inftructive , as well as barely agreeable . Thus with him you are fure not to be merry at the Expence of your Reafon , nor ferious with the Lofs of your Good- humour ...
... Humour , and the Gaiety of it is tempered with fome- thing that is inftructive , as well as barely agreeable . Thus with him you are fure not to be merry at the Expence of your Reafon , nor ferious with the Lofs of your Good- humour ...
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