The Spectator, Svazek 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Strana 169
... look into particular Communities and Divisions of Men , we may observe that it is the Discreet Man , not the Witty , nor the Learned , nor the Brave who guides the Conversation , and gives Measures to the Society . A Man with great ...
... look into particular Communities and Divisions of Men , we may observe that it is the Discreet Man , not the Witty , nor the Learned , nor the Brave who guides the Conversation , and gives Measures to the Society . A Man with great ...
Strana 249
... Look imparts all , that a Year's Discourse could give you , in one Moment . What matters it what she says to you , see how she looks is the Language of all who know what Love is . When the Mind is thus summed up and expressed in a ...
... Look imparts all , that a Year's Discourse could give you , in one Moment . What matters it what she says to you , see how she looks is the Language of all who know what Love is . When the Mind is thus summed up and expressed in a ...
Strana 299
... look little and contemptible . This Grievance I humbly request you would endeavour to redress . I am your Admirer , & c . James Easy . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Your Discourse of the 29th of December on Love and Marriage is of so useful a ...
... look little and contemptible . This Grievance I humbly request you would endeavour to redress . I am your Admirer , & c . James Easy . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Your Discourse of the 29th of December on Love and Marriage is of so useful a ...
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