The Spectator, Svazek 2J. Sharpe, 1808 |
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Strana 2
... eye to the interest of their country . Nay , I am informed that some of them adhere so steadfastly to their party , and are so far from sacrificing their zeal for the public to their passion for any particular person , that in a late ...
... eye to the interest of their country . Nay , I am informed that some of them adhere so steadfastly to their party , and are so far from sacrificing their zeal for the public to their passion for any particular person , that in a late ...
Strana 4
... eyes of their countrymen , that from thenceforth it was permitted by a law to pronounce public orations at the funeral of a woman in praise of thc deceased person , Which till that time was peculiar to men . Would > our English ladies ...
... eyes of their countrymen , that from thenceforth it was permitted by a law to pronounce public orations at the funeral of a woman in praise of thc deceased person , Which till that time was peculiar to men . Would > our English ladies ...
Strana 11
... touched . Though this workman did so much mischief on the side of the living , he never turned his eye towards that of the dead . His name was Envy . Ilaving taken a cursory view of one side of the 83 . 11 SPECTATOR .
... touched . Though this workman did so much mischief on the side of the living , he never turned his eye towards that of the dead . His name was Envy . Ilaving taken a cursory view of one side of the 83 . 11 SPECTATOR .
Strana 12
... eyes looking upon me at once ; for all before me appeared so like men and women , that I almost forgot they were pictures . Raphael's figures stood in one row , Titian's in another , Guido Rheni's in a third . One part of the wall was ...
... eyes looking upon me at once ; for all before me appeared so like men and women , that I almost forgot they were pictures . Raphael's figures stood in one row , Titian's in another , Guido Rheni's in a third . One part of the wall was ...
Strana 14
Eucrate used to admit many whose mean appearance in the eyes of the ordinary waiters and doorkeepers made them be repulsed from other parts of the palace . Such as these were let in here by order of Eucrate , and had audiences of ...
Eucrate used to admit many whose mean appearance in the eyes of the ordinary waiters and doorkeepers made them be repulsed from other parts of the palace . Such as these were let in here by order of Eucrate , and had audiences of ...
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