The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... characters . The most humorous character in Horace is founded upon this unevenness of temper , and ir- regularity of conduct : -Sardus habebat Ille Tigellius hoc : Cæsar , qui cogere posset , Si peteret per amicitiam patris , atque ...
... characters . The most humorous character in Horace is founded upon this unevenness of temper , and ir- regularity of conduct : -Sardus habebat Ille Tigellius hoc : Cæsar , qui cogere posset , Si peteret per amicitiam patris , atque ...
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... character . They publish their ill - natured discoveries with a secret pride , and applaud them- selves for the singularity of their judgment , which has searched deeper than others , detected what the rest of the world have overlooked ...
... character . They publish their ill - natured discoveries with a secret pride , and applaud them- selves for the singularity of their judgment , which has searched deeper than others , detected what the rest of the world have overlooked ...
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... Character of Dick Estcourt 144 of Sir Roger de Coverley . 75 Decency of Behaviour 294 Decorating Churches with Evergreens 381 Defence and Happiness of a Married Life 45 630 of the Spectator's Censure of Public Vices 546 Degeneracy of ...
... Character of Dick Estcourt 144 of Sir Roger de Coverley . 75 Decency of Behaviour 294 Decorating Churches with Evergreens 381 Defence and Happiness of a Married Life 45 630 of the Spectator's Censure of Public Vices 546 Degeneracy of ...
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