The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 194
... turn ; and , if it were rightly directed , con- tribute as much to a perfon's advantage , as it generally does to his uneafinefs and difquiet . I fhall therefore put together fome thoughts on this fubject , which I have not met with in ...
... turn ; and , if it were rightly directed , con- tribute as much to a perfon's advantage , as it generally does to his uneafinefs and difquiet . I fhall therefore put together fome thoughts on this fubject , which I have not met with in ...
Strana 199
... turn of hu- mour , who , defpifing the name of an author , never printed his works , but contracted his talent , and by the help of a very fine diamond which he wore on his little finger , was a confiderable poet upon glass . He had a ...
... turn of hu- mour , who , defpifing the name of an author , never printed his works , but contracted his talent , and by the help of a very fine diamond which he wore on his little finger , was a confiderable poet upon glass . He had a ...
Strana 308
... turns of this body of eyes ; but as he was pimp for his miftrefs Juno , it is probable he used all the modern leers , fly glances , and other ocular activities to ferve his purpofe . Some look upon him as the then King at arms to the ...
... turns of this body of eyes ; but as he was pimp for his miftrefs Juno , it is probable he used all the modern leers , fly glances , and other ocular activities to ferve his purpofe . Some look upon him as the then King at arms to the ...
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