The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Strana 57
... Laugh . Bullock in a fhort Coat , and Norris in a long one , feldom fail of this Effect . In ordinary Comedies , a broad and a narrow brim'd Hat are different Characters . Sometimes the Wit of the Scene lies in a Shoulder- Belt , and ...
... Laugh . Bullock in a fhort Coat , and Norris in a long one , feldom fail of this Effect . In ordinary Comedies , a broad and a narrow brim'd Hat are different Characters . Sometimes the Wit of the Scene lies in a Shoulder- Belt , and ...
Strana 58
... Laughter and Impertinence fhall we be expofed to ? For the Prevention of thefe great Evils , I could heartily wish that there was an Act of Parliament for prohibiting the Importation of French Fopperies . THE Female Inhabitants of our I ...
... Laughter and Impertinence fhall we be expofed to ? For the Prevention of thefe great Evils , I could heartily wish that there was an Act of Parliament for prohibiting the Importation of French Fopperies . THE Female Inhabitants of our I ...
Strana 66
... Laughter among them before I had ob- ferved what they were about , that I had not the Courage to own it . The Boy of the Coffee - haufe , when they had done with it , carried it about in his Hand , asking every Body if they had dropped ...
... Laughter among them before I had ob- ferved what they were about , that I had not the Courage to own it . The Boy of the Coffee - haufe , when they had done with it , carried it about in his Hand , asking every Body if they had dropped ...
Strana 69
... Laugh on all fides of me ; but as I had escaped all Sufpicion of being the Author , I was very well fatisfied , and applying my felf to my Pipe Pipe and the Poftman , took no further Notice of N ° 45 . The SPECTATOR . 69.
... Laugh on all fides of me ; but as I had escaped all Sufpicion of being the Author , I was very well fatisfied , and applying my felf to my Pipe Pipe and the Poftman , took no further Notice of N ° 45 . The SPECTATOR . 69.
Strana 73
... Laughter , con- cludes thus : The Paffion of Laughter is nothing else but fudden Glory arifing ' from fome fudden ... laugh exceffively , instead of faying he is very Merry , we ought to tell him he is very Proud . And indeed , if we ...
... Laughter , con- cludes thus : The Paffion of Laughter is nothing else but fudden Glory arifing ' from fome fudden ... laugh exceffively , instead of faying he is very Merry , we ought to tell him he is very Proud . And indeed , if we ...
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