The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 143
... proper Tone and Accent , but to speak the Language with great Purity and Volubility of Tongue , together with all the fashionable Phrafes and Compliments now in ufe either at Tea - Tables or visiting Days . Those that have good Voices ...
... proper Tone and Accent , but to speak the Language with great Purity and Volubility of Tongue , together with all the fashionable Phrafes and Compliments now in ufe either at Tea - Tables or visiting Days . Those that have good Voices ...
Strana 151
... proper Delivery of the great Truths he is to utter , humble himself with fo very well - turned Phrafe , and mention his own Unworthi- nefs in a Way fo very becoming , that the Air of the pretty Gentleman is preserved , under the ...
... proper Delivery of the great Truths he is to utter , humble himself with fo very well - turned Phrafe , and mention his own Unworthi- nefs in a Way fo very becoming , that the Air of the pretty Gentleman is preserved , under the ...
Strana 179
... proper Place , and pronounced it right , the whole Affembly was out of Countenance for her . I must however be fo juft to own , that there are ma- ny Ladies who have Travelled several Thousands of Miles without being the worse for it ...
... proper Place , and pronounced it right , the whole Affembly was out of Countenance for her . I must however be fo juft to own , that there are ma- ny Ladies who have Travelled several Thousands of Miles without being the worse for it ...
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