The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 341
... agreeable . When there is not vanity enough awake in a man to undo him , the flatterer stirs up that dormant weakness , and inspires him with merit enough to be a coxcomb . But if flattery be the most sordid act that can be complied ...
... agreeable . When there is not vanity enough awake in a man to undo him , the flatterer stirs up that dormant weakness , and inspires him with merit enough to be a coxcomb . But if flattery be the most sordid act that can be complied ...
Strana 580
... agreeable women as much as possible ; and must confess that I have , though a tolerable good philosopher , but a low opinion of Platonic love : for which reason I thought it necessary to give my fair readers a caution against it ...
... agreeable women as much as possible ; and must confess that I have , though a tolerable good philosopher , but a low opinion of Platonic love : for which reason I thought it necessary to give my fair readers a caution against it ...
Strana 899
... agreeable character 386 Accompts , their great usefulness .. ..... 174 Acetus , his character .... 422 Acosta , his answer to Limborch , touching the mul- tiplicity of ceremonies in the Jewish religion .... Acrostic , piece of false wit ...
... agreeable character 386 Accompts , their great usefulness .. ..... 174 Acetus , his character .... 422 Acosta , his answer to Limborch , touching the mul- tiplicity of ceremonies in the Jewish religion .... Acrostic , piece of false wit ...
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