The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Reason we often fee the Players pronouncing , in all the Violence of Action , feveral Parts of the Tragedy which the Author writ with great Temper , and defigned that they fhould have been fo acted . I have feen Powell very often raise ...
... Reason we often fee the Players pronouncing , in all the Violence of Action , feveral Parts of the Tragedy which the Author writ with great Temper , and defigned that they fhould have been fo acted . I have feen Powell very often raise ...
Strana 75
... Reason why the infignificant People a- bove - mentioned are Stirrers up of Laughter among Men of a gross Taste : But as the more understanding Part of Mankind do not find their Rifibility af- fected by fuch ordinary Objects , it may be ...
... Reason why the infignificant People a- bove - mentioned are Stirrers up of Laughter among Men of a gross Taste : But as the more understanding Part of Mankind do not find their Rifibility af- fected by fuch ordinary Objects , it may be ...
Strana 83
... Reason of it till you gave one for the Shortness of yours . If I knew a Name ugly enough to belong to the " above - described Face , I would feign one ; but , to my unspeakable Misfor- tune , my Name is the only difagreea- ble ...
... Reason of it till you gave one for the Shortness of yours . If I knew a Name ugly enough to belong to the " above - described Face , I would feign one ; but , to my unspeakable Misfor- tune , my Name is the only difagreea- ble ...
Strana 90
... Reason than Imagination ; which is the Cause that there is no Impatience or Instability in their Speech or Action . You fee in their Countenances they are at home , and in quiet Poffeffion of the present Inftant , as it paffes , without ...
... Reason than Imagination ; which is the Cause that there is no Impatience or Instability in their Speech or Action . You fee in their Countenances they are at home , and in quiet Poffeffion of the present Inftant , as it paffes , without ...
Strana 119
... Reason is hard to imagine . BUT , Sir , there are others yet that your Inftructions might be of great ufe to , who , after their best Endea- vours , are fometimes at a lofs to ac quit themselves to a Cenforious World : " I am far from ...
... Reason is hard to imagine . BUT , Sir , there are others yet that your Inftructions might be of great ufe to , who , after their best Endea- vours , are fometimes at a lofs to ac quit themselves to a Cenforious World : " I am far from ...
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