The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 438
... neral account of this project may be met with in the Daily Courant of last Friday , in the fol- lowing words , translated from the Gazette of Amsterdam . Some private letters add , that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat ...
... neral account of this project may be met with in the Daily Courant of last Friday , in the fol- lowing words , translated from the Gazette of Amsterdam . Some private letters add , that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat ...
Strana 458
... neral orations , and eulogiums on deceased per- sons who have acted among mankind with some figure and reputation . But if we look into the bulk of our species , they are such as are not likely to be remem- bered a moment after their ...
... neral orations , and eulogiums on deceased per- sons who have acted among mankind with some figure and reputation . But if we look into the bulk of our species , they are such as are not likely to be remem- bered a moment after their ...
Strana 497
... neral I can say , that he who beholds him will easily expect from him any thing that is to be imagined , or executed , by the wit or force of man . The prince is of that stature which makes a man most easily become all parts of exercise ...
... neral I can say , that he who beholds him will easily expect from him any thing that is to be imagined , or executed , by the wit or force of man . The prince is of that stature which makes a man most easily become all parts of exercise ...
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