The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 46
... some will add , that the British climate , more than any other , makes entertainments of this nature in a manner neceffary . A If what I have here faid does not recommend , it will at least excufe the variety of my fpeculations . I ...
... some will add , that the British climate , more than any other , makes entertainments of this nature in a manner neceffary . A If what I have here faid does not recommend , it will at least excufe the variety of my fpeculations . I ...
Strana 63
... Some good in him , nor any perfon fa virtuous who had not in him . fors V Some evil . The truth of it is , they N ° 1831 63 THE SPECTATOR .
... Some good in him , nor any perfon fa virtuous who had not in him . fors V Some evil . The truth of it is , they N ° 1831 63 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 308
... Some look upon him as the then King at arms to the heathenish deities ; and make no more of • his eyes than as fo many fpangles of his herald's coat . The next upon the optick lift is old Janus , who stood in a double - fighted capacity ...
... Some look upon him as the then King at arms to the heathenish deities ; and make no more of • his eyes than as fo many fpangles of his herald's coat . The next upon the optick lift is old Janus , who stood in a double - fighted capacity ...
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