The Spectator, Svazek 1S. Marks, 1826 |
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... George Etheridge . objects that make us laugh are infinitely more numerous than those that make us weep , there artifices , and by consequence a much greater is a much greater latitude for comic than tragic indulgence to be allowed them ...
... George Etheridge . objects that make us laugh are infinitely more numerous than those that make us weep , there artifices , and by consequence a much greater is a much greater latitude for comic than tragic indulgence to be allowed them ...
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... George Etheridge ; if I understand what the likewise forbear observing , that we are all guilty in some measure of the same narrow way of thinking which we meet with in this abstract of the Indian journal , when we fan- cy the customs ...
... George Etheridge ; if I understand what the likewise forbear observing , that we are all guilty in some measure of the same narrow way of thinking which we meet with in this abstract of the Indian journal , when we fan- cy the customs ...
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... George Etheridge . The character of Sir Fopling Pishiobury , in Hertfordshire ; of Dorimant , that of Wil- mot earl of Rochester ; and Bellair , that of the author himself . To the Spectator : of every thing which engages the 86 [ No ...
... George Etheridge . The character of Sir Fopling Pishiobury , in Hertfordshire ; of Dorimant , that of Wil- mot earl of Rochester ; and Bellair , that of the author himself . To the Spectator : of every thing which engages the 86 [ No ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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