The SpectatorGeorge Routledge, 1870 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana x
... humour that was veiled , not crushed , under a sense of classical pro- priety . In his account of the political state of Naples and in other passages , there is mild suggestion also of the love of liberty , a part of the fine nature of ...
... humour that was veiled , not crushed , under a sense of classical pro- priety . In his account of the political state of Naples and in other passages , there is mild suggestion also of the love of liberty , a part of the fine nature of ...
Strana xii
... humour were wholly free from the garnish of oaths and unwholesome expletives which his contemporaries seemed to think essential to stage emphasis . Each comedy of his was based on seriousness , as all sound English wit has been since ...
... humour were wholly free from the garnish of oaths and unwholesome expletives which his contemporaries seemed to think essential to stage emphasis . Each comedy of his was based on seriousness , as all sound English wit has been since ...
Strana xiv
... humour and to enjoy unstrained although well - marked expression of varieties of character , the Drummer would not fail to be a welcome entertainment . ་ But our sketch now stands at the year 1705 , when Steele had ceased for a time to ...
... humour and to enjoy unstrained although well - marked expression of varieties of character , the Drummer would not fail to be a welcome entertainment . ་ But our sketch now stands at the year 1705 , when Steele had ceased for a time to ...
Strana xxi
... humour . The good- humour of the essayists touched with a light and kindly hand every form of affectation , and placed every - day life in the light in which it would be seen by a natural and honest man . A sense of the essentials of ...
... humour . The good- humour of the essayists touched with a light and kindly hand every form of affectation , and placed every - day life in the light in which it would be seen by a natural and honest man . A sense of the essentials of ...
Strana 14
... humour and please Men in their Vices and Follies . The great Enemy of Mankind , notwithstanding his Wit and Angelick Faculties , is the most odious Being in the whole Creation . He goes on soon after to say very generously , That he ...
... humour and please Men in their Vices and Follies . The great Enemy of Mankind , notwithstanding his Wit and Angelick Faculties , is the most odious Being in the whole Creation . He goes on soon after to say very generously , That he ...
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