The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1907 An amusing and informative record of English morals and manners in the early-eighteenth century. |
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... raised an Estate by Snoring , but then he is re presented to have slept what the Common People call a Dog's Sleep ... raise something methinks on this Circumstance also , and point out to us those Sets of Men , who instead of growing ...
... raised an Estate by Snoring , but then he is re presented to have slept what the Common People call a Dog's Sleep ... raise something methinks on this Circumstance also , and point out to us those Sets of Men , who instead of growing ...
Strana 233
... raise a Benevolence in the Audience towards the Person who speaks . My Correspondent has taken notice , that the ... raises and rounds every Figure , and makes the Colours more beautiful , tho ' not so glaring as they would be without it ...
... raise a Benevolence in the Audience towards the Person who speaks . My Correspondent has taken notice , that the ... raises and rounds every Figure , and makes the Colours more beautiful , tho ' not so glaring as they would be without it ...
Strana 299
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Minds , and raise themselves above Persons of much No. 249 . more laudable ... raised the Heroic is the proper Measure , but when an Hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is done best in Doggerel ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Minds , and raise themselves above Persons of much No. 249 . more laudable ... raised the Heroic is the proper Measure , but when an Hero is to be pulled down and degraded , it is done best in Doggerel ...
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