The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... nature , and which I shall choose for the subject of this day's fpeculation . Good - nature is more agreeable in converfation than wit , and gives a certain air to the countenance which is more amiable than beauty . It fhews virtue in ...
... nature , and which I shall choose for the subject of this day's fpeculation . Good - nature is more agreeable in converfation than wit , and gives a certain air to the countenance which is more amiable than beauty . It fhews virtue in ...
Strana 335
... nature , there is none fo odious , nor indeed fo exquifitely ridicu- lous , as that of a rigid fevere temper in a worthless man . This part of good - nature , however , which confists in the pardoning and overlooking of faults , is to ...
... nature , there is none fo odious , nor indeed fo exquifitely ridicu- lous , as that of a rigid fevere temper in a worthless man . This part of good - nature , however , which confists in the pardoning and overlooking of faults , is to ...
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... nature more agreeable in converfation than wit , N. 169. The neceffity of it , ibid . Good - nature born with us , ibid . Grandmother : fir ROGER DE COVERLEY'S great ,, great , great grandmother's receipt for an hafty - pud- ding and a ...
... nature more agreeable in converfation than wit , N. 169. The neceffity of it , ibid . Good - nature born with us , ibid . Grandmother : fir ROGER DE COVERLEY'S great ,, great , great grandmother's receipt for an hafty - pud- ding and a ...
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On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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