The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 66
" · " · company with old men , I hear them speak obfcurely , or reafon prepofterously ( into which abfurdities , pre- ' judice , pride , or intereft , will fometimes throw the wifeft ) I count it no crime to rectify their reasonings ...
" · " · company with old men , I hear them speak obfcurely , or reafon prepofterously ( into which abfurdities , pre- ' judice , pride , or intereft , will fometimes throw the wifeft ) I count it no crime to rectify their reasonings ...
Strana 67
... Speaking . When I had waited ( for they spake not , but flood fill and anfwered no more ) I ' faid , I will anfver ... speak that I may be refrefbed : I will open my lips and anfwer . Let me not , I pray you , accept any man's perfon ...
... Speaking . When I had waited ( for they spake not , but flood fill and anfwered no more ) I ' faid , I will anfver ... speak that I may be refrefbed : I will open my lips and anfwer . Let me not , I pray you , accept any man's perfon ...
Strana 88
... speak the epilogue . This diverting manner was always practised by Mr. Dryden , who , if he was not the best writer of tragedies in his time , was allowed by every one to have the hap- piest turn for a prologue or an epilogue . The epi ...
... speak the epilogue . This diverting manner was always practised by Mr. Dryden , who , if he was not the best writer of tragedies in his time , was allowed by every one to have the hap- piest turn for a prologue or an epilogue . The epi ...
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