The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 124
... turned fhort upon me on a fudden , and catching me by a Button of my Coat , attacked me very abruptly after the following manner : Befides , Sir , I have heard of a very extraordinary Genius for Musick that lives in Switzer- land , who ...
... turned fhort upon me on a fudden , and catching me by a Button of my Coat , attacked me very abruptly after the following manner : Befides , Sir , I have heard of a very extraordinary Genius for Musick that lives in Switzer- land , who ...
Strana 131
... turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own . Beauty , and that fhe values it as her favourite Diftinc- tion . From hence it is that all Arts , which pretend to improve or preserve it , meet with ...
... turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own . Beauty , and that fhe values it as her favourite Diftinc- tion . From hence it is that all Arts , which pretend to improve or preserve it , meet with ...
Strana 154
... turned it into . Blank Verfe ; and if the Reader , after the Perufal of a Scene , would confider the naked Thought of every Speech in it , when divested of all its Tragick Orna- ments ; by this means , without being impofed upon by ...
... turned it into . Blank Verfe ; and if the Reader , after the Perufal of a Scene , would confider the naked Thought of every Speech in it , when divested of all its Tragick Orna- ments ; by this means , without being impofed upon by ...
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