The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 77
... admiring her ' felf , and giving falfe hopes to her lovers ; but the latter is not contented to be extremely amiable ... admiration in her face at his be- ing furprised that he is received like a ftranger , and a caft of her head another ...
... admiring her ' felf , and giving falfe hopes to her lovers ; but the latter is not contented to be extremely amiable ... admiration in her face at his be- ing furprised that he is received like a ftranger , and a caft of her head another ...
Strana 82
... admiration of gaping crouds ; but to have the appro- bation of a good man in the cool reflections of his clo- fet ... admired . Thus they are the ordinary attendants on power and riches , which may be taken out of one man's hands , and ...
... admiration of gaping crouds ; but to have the appro- bation of a good man in the cool reflections of his clo- fet ... admired . Thus they are the ordinary attendants on power and riches , which may be taken out of one man's hands , and ...
Strana 174
... admiration and pity . The myfiery of fuch mens unbelief is not hard to be pe- · netrated ; and indeed amounts to ... admirable Shakespear has given us a frong image of the unfupported condition of fuch a perfon in his laft minutes , in ...
... admiration and pity . The myfiery of fuch mens unbelief is not hard to be pe- · netrated ; and indeed amounts to ... admirable Shakespear has given us a frong image of the unfupported condition of fuch a perfon in his laft minutes , in ...
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