The Spectator, Svazek 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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... Character , or in the Representation which he makes of others ; and that when we laugh at a Brute or even at an inanimate thing , it is at some Action or Incident that bears a remote Analogy to any Blunder or Absurdity in reasonable ...
... Character , or in the Representation which he makes of others ; and that when we laugh at a Brute or even at an inanimate thing , it is at some Action or Incident that bears a remote Analogy to any Blunder or Absurdity in reasonable ...
Strana 156
... Characters . There is no Man who loves his Bottle or his Mistress , in a manner so very abandoned as not to be capable of relishing an agreeable Character , that is no way a Slave to either of those Pursuits . A Man that is Temperate ...
... Characters . There is no Man who loves his Bottle or his Mistress , in a manner so very abandoned as not to be capable of relishing an agreeable Character , that is no way a Slave to either of those Pursuits . A Man that is Temperate ...
Strana 202
... Character of a Fine Gentle- man , that he should in that manner Trample upon all Order and Decency . As for the Character of Dorimant , it is more of a Coxcomb than that of Foplin . He says of one of his Com- panions , that a good ...
... Character of a Fine Gentle- man , that he should in that manner Trample upon all Order and Decency . As for the Character of Dorimant , it is more of a Coxcomb than that of Foplin . He says of one of his Com- panions , that a good ...
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