The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 54
... look paler than I used to do . This put me under fome Apprehenfions that I fhould be forced to explain my felf if I did not retire ; for which Reason I took the Candle in my Hand , and went up into my Chamber , not without wondering at ...
... look paler than I used to do . This put me under fome Apprehenfions that I fhould be forced to explain my felf if I did not retire ; for which Reason I took the Candle in my Hand , and went up into my Chamber , not without wondering at ...
Strana 138
... Looks and a folemn Ha- bit , fometimes airy in his Behaviour and fantastick in his Drefs : Infomuch that at different times ... look into his Parentage , and to examine him ftrictly , whether or no he be remotely al- lied to TRUTH , and ...
... Looks and a folemn Ha- bit , fometimes airy in his Behaviour and fantastick in his Drefs : Infomuch that at different times ... look into his Parentage , and to examine him ftrictly , whether or no he be remotely al- lied to TRUTH , and ...
Strana 242
... look upon a Man as an ingenious Person , that can resemble the Tone , Pofture , or Face of another . AS true Wit confifts in the Resemblance of Ideas , and falfe Wit in the Refemblance of Words , according to the foregoing Inftances ...
... look upon a Man as an ingenious Person , that can resemble the Tone , Pofture , or Face of another . AS true Wit confifts in the Resemblance of Ideas , and falfe Wit in the Refemblance of Words , according to the foregoing Inftances ...
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