The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1957 |
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... greatest Concern , Men shall be from henceforth liable to the greatest Reproach for Misbehaviour in it . Fals- hood in Love shall hereafter bear a blacker Aspect , than Infidelity in Friendship , or Villany in Business . For this great ...
... greatest Concern , Men shall be from henceforth liable to the greatest Reproach for Misbehaviour in it . Fals- hood in Love shall hereafter bear a blacker Aspect , than Infidelity in Friendship , or Villany in Business . For this great ...
Strana 187
... greatest Authors , in their most serious Works , made frequent use of Punns . The Sermons of Bishop Andrews , and the Tragedies of Shakespear , are full of them . The Sinner was punned into Repentance by the former , as in the latter ...
... greatest Authors , in their most serious Works , made frequent use of Punns . The Sermons of Bishop Andrews , and the Tragedies of Shakespear , are full of them . The Sinner was punned into Repentance by the former , as in the latter ...
Strana 266
... greatest Wit tempered with the greatest Candour , and was one of the finest Criticks as well as the best Poets of his Age , had a numerous Collection of old English Ballads , and took a particu- lar Pleasure in the Reading of them . I ...
... greatest Wit tempered with the greatest Candour , and was one of the finest Criticks as well as the best Poets of his Age , had a numerous Collection of old English Ballads , and took a particu- lar Pleasure in the Reading of them . I ...
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