The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... greater sa- gacity , consider their talents , manners , failings , and merits . It is remarkable , that those who want any one sense , possess the others with greater force and viva- city . Thus my want of , or rather resignation of ...
... greater sa- gacity , consider their talents , manners , failings , and merits . It is remarkable , that those who want any one sense , possess the others with greater force and viva- city . Thus my want of , or rather resignation of ...
Strana 96
... greater part of us indeed are females , and used to behave our- selves in a regular attentive manner , till very lately one whole aisle has been disturbed by one of these monstrous starers ; he is the head taller than any one in the ...
... greater part of us indeed are females , and used to behave our- selves in a regular attentive manner , till very lately one whole aisle has been disturbed by one of these monstrous starers ; he is the head taller than any one in the ...
Strana 173
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more 36 . 173 SPECTATOR .
... greater veneration than Hercules was of old , if you can drive monsters from the theatre ; and think your merit will be as much greater than his , as to convince is more 36 . 173 SPECTATOR .
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