The Spectator, Svazek 3Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 43
... manner the reaching out of the Arm , and the most ordinary Motion , discovers whether a Man ever learnt to know what is the true Harmony and Composure of his Limbs and Counten- ance . Whoever has seen Booth in the Character of Pyrrhus ...
... manner the reaching out of the Arm , and the most ordinary Motion , discovers whether a Man ever learnt to know what is the true Harmony and Composure of his Limbs and Counten- ance . Whoever has seen Booth in the Character of Pyrrhus ...
Strana 209
... Manner : All Colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the animal Spirits which are employed in Sight ; on the contrary , those that are more obscure do not give the animal Spirits a sufficient Exercise ; whereas the Rays ...
... Manner : All Colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the animal Spirits which are employed in Sight ; on the contrary , those that are more obscure do not give the animal Spirits a sufficient Exercise ; whereas the Rays ...
Strana 448
... Manner ; but Fools who provoked him to Mimickry , found he had the Indignation to let it be at their Expence who called for it , and he would shew the Form of conceited heavy Fellows as Jests to the Company at their own Request , in ...
... Manner ; but Fools who provoked him to Mimickry , found he had the Indignation to let it be at their Expence who called for it , and he would shew the Form of conceited heavy Fellows as Jests to the Company at their own Request , in ...
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