The SpectatorGeorge Routledge, 1870 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana viii
... human suffering . Among those mourning poor were mothers who , in the despair of want , would have stabbed infants sobbing for their food , But in the thought they stopp'd , their locks they tore , Threw down the steel , and cruelly ...
... human suffering . Among those mourning poor were mothers who , in the despair of want , would have stabbed infants sobbing for their food , But in the thought they stopp'd , their locks they tore , Threw down the steel , and cruelly ...
Strana 2
... Human Life , by promoting Virtue and Knowledge , and by recommending whatsoever may be either Useful or Ornamental ... Humanity and Complacency of Manners , and of the surprising Influence which is peculiar to You in making every one who ...
... Human Life , by promoting Virtue and Knowledge , and by recommending whatsoever may be either Useful or Ornamental ... Humanity and Complacency of Manners , and of the surprising Influence which is peculiar to You in making every one who ...
Strana 39
... human and ' still Life together . I have several times acted one of the finest Flower - pots in the same Opera ' wherein Mr. Screne is a Chair ; therefore , upon ' his promotion , request that I may succeed him ' in the Hangings , with ...
... human and ' still Life together . I have several times acted one of the finest Flower - pots in the same Opera ' wherein Mr. Screne is a Chair ; therefore , upon ' his promotion , request that I may succeed him ' in the Hangings , with ...
Strana 56
... human Kind , become animated , ' values it as her Favourite Distinction . From and are in a Capacity of exerting their Charms : ' hence it is that all Arts , which pretend to im- ' And those who seem to have been neglected by prove or ...
... human Kind , become animated , ' values it as her Favourite Distinction . From and are in a Capacity of exerting their Charms : ' hence it is that all Arts , which pretend to im- ' And those who seem to have been neglected by prove or ...
Strana 61
... human Voices in greater Per- fection than ever yet was practis'd . They are not only instructed to pronounce Words distinctly , and in a proper Tone and Accent , but to speak the Language with great Purity and Volubility of Tongue ...
... human Voices in greater Per- fection than ever yet was practis'd . They are not only instructed to pronounce Words distinctly , and in a proper Tone and Accent , but to speak the Language with great Purity and Volubility of Tongue ...
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