The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 137
... same time that he appears altogether given up to Caprice . For my part , when I read the delirious Mirth of an unskilful Author , I cannot be fo barbarous as to divert my felf with it , but am rather apt to pity the Man , than to laugh ...
... same time that he appears altogether given up to Caprice . For my part , when I read the delirious Mirth of an unskilful Author , I cannot be fo barbarous as to divert my felf with it , but am rather apt to pity the Man , than to laugh ...
Strana 139
... same time , place under it the Genealogy of TRUE HUMOUR , that the Reader may at one View behold their different Pedigrees and Relations . FALSEHOOD . NONSENSE . FRENZY . LAUGHTER . FALSE HUMOUR . A TRUTH . GOOD SENSE . WIT . MIRTH ...
... same time , place under it the Genealogy of TRUE HUMOUR , that the Reader may at one View behold their different Pedigrees and Relations . FALSEHOOD . NONSENSE . FRENZY . LAUGHTER . FALSE HUMOUR . A TRUTH . GOOD SENSE . WIT . MIRTH ...
Strana 296
... same time , when a Man is no way concerned in the Ef- fect of fuch Inconfiftences in the Behaviour of Men of the World , the Speculation must be in the utmost Degree both diverting and inftru & tive ; yet to enjoy fuch Observations in ...
... same time , when a Man is no way concerned in the Ef- fect of fuch Inconfiftences in the Behaviour of Men of the World , the Speculation must be in the utmost Degree both diverting and inftru & tive ; yet to enjoy fuch Observations in ...
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