The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... agreeable as such , and by that means grow the worst companions imaginable ; they deride the absent or rally the present in a wrong man- ner , not knowing that if you pinch or tickle a man till he is uneasy in his seat , or un ...
... agreeable as such , and by that means grow the worst companions imaginable ; they deride the absent or rally the present in a wrong man- ner , not knowing that if you pinch or tickle a man till he is uneasy in his seat , or un ...
Strana 216
... agreeable a man . Poor Eastcourt ! the last time I saw A thousand obliging things flow from him him , we were plotting to show the town his upon every occasion ; and they are always great capacity for acting in its full light , so just ...
... agreeable a man . Poor Eastcourt ! the last time I saw A thousand obliging things flow from him him , we were plotting to show the town his upon every occasion ; and they are always great capacity for acting in its full light , so just ...
Strana 435
INDEX . Aglaus , his story told by Cowley Agreeable man , who The art of being agreeable in company Albacinda , her character Alexander the great , wry - necked His artifice in his Indian expedition - His answer when asked if he would ...
INDEX . Aglaus , his story told by Cowley Agreeable man , who The art of being agreeable in company Albacinda , her character Alexander the great , wry - necked His artifice in his Indian expedition - His answer when asked if he would ...
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