The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... common to fhed < tears without much forrow , and as common to fuf- ' fer much forrow without fhedding tears . Grief and weeping are indeed frequent companions ; but , I be- lieve , never in their higheft exceffes . As laughter ' does ...
... common to fhed < tears without much forrow , and as common to fuf- ' fer much forrow without fhedding tears . Grief and weeping are indeed frequent companions ; but , I be- lieve , never in their higheft exceffes . As laughter ' does ...
Strana 213
... common , than to see a fellow , who , if he were reduced to it , would not be hired by any man living , lament that he is troubled with the most worthlefs dogs in nature . It would , perhaps , be running too far out of common life to ...
... common , than to see a fellow , who , if he were reduced to it , would not be hired by any man living , lament that he is troubled with the most worthlefs dogs in nature . It would , perhaps , be running too far out of common life to ...
Strana 304
... common- wealths of Greece : from whence the Romans after- wards borrowed their Pentathlum , which was compof- ed of running , wrestling , leaping , throwing , and boxing , though the prizes were generally nothing but a crown of cyprefs ...
... common- wealths of Greece : from whence the Romans after- wards borrowed their Pentathlum , which was compof- ed of running , wrestling , leaping , throwing , and boxing , though the prizes were generally nothing but a crown of cyprefs ...
Obsah
On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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