The Spectator, Svazek 3Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 |
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Strana 146
... frequently hurried by his passion into so loud and tumultuous a way of speaking , and so strained his voice , as not to be able to proceed . To remedy this excess , he had an ingenious ser- vant , by name Licinius , always attending him ...
... frequently hurried by his passion into so loud and tumultuous a way of speaking , and so strained his voice , as not to be able to proceed . To remedy this excess , he had an ingenious ser- vant , by name Licinius , always attending him ...
Strana 155
... frequently in their native language , which every one , methinks , should be most concerned to cultivate , especially letters , in which a gentleman must have so frequent occasions to distinguish himself . A set of genteel , No. 230 ...
... frequently in their native language , which every one , methinks , should be most concerned to cultivate , especially letters , in which a gentleman must have so frequent occasions to distinguish himself . A set of genteel , No. 230 ...
Strana 528
... frequently attended with unexpected blessings , 206 ; modesty the contrary of ambition , ibid .; a due proportion of ... frequent inconveniences of hired nurses , 246 . 528 INDEX .
... frequently attended with unexpected blessings , 206 ; modesty the contrary of ambition , ibid .; a due proportion of ... frequent inconveniences of hired nurses , 246 . 528 INDEX .
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