The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 235
... keep up the chearfulness of our fpirits , and never let them fink below an inclination at least to be well - pleafed : the way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercife , our minds at eafe . That infipid ftate wherein neither are in ...
... keep up the chearfulness of our fpirits , and never let them fink below an inclination at least to be well - pleafed : the way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercife , our minds at eafe . That infipid ftate wherein neither are in ...
Strana 278
... keep a public - house . Be pleased to ar- gue , that in truth the affront is the more unpardonable ⚫ because I am obliged to fuffer it , and cannot fly from ' it . I do affure you , fir , the chearfulness of life which " would arife ...
... keep a public - house . Be pleased to ar- gue , that in truth the affront is the more unpardonable ⚫ because I am obliged to fuffer it , and cannot fly from ' it . I do affure you , fir , the chearfulness of life which " would arife ...
Strana 332
... keep up an infipid mirth in their own corner , and by their noife and gestures fhew they have no refpect for the reft of the company . You frequently meet with these sets at the opera , the play , the water - works , and other public ...
... keep up an infipid mirth in their own corner , and by their noife and gestures fhew they have no refpect for the reft of the company . You frequently meet with these sets at the opera , the play , the water - works , and other public ...
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On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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