The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... humour grew worse . At the same time his bitterness seemed to be rather an inward dissatisfaction in his own mind , than any dislike he had taken at the company . Upon hearing his name , I knew him to be a gentle- man of a considerable ...
... humour grew worse . At the same time his bitterness seemed to be rather an inward dissatisfaction in his own mind , than any dislike he had taken at the company . Upon hearing his name , I knew him to be a gentle- man of a considerable ...
Strana 157
... humour of putting company upon others which men do not like themselves . Pray , sir , declare in your papers that he who is a troublesome companion to himself will not be an agreeable one to others . Let people reason themselves into ...
... humour of putting company upon others which men do not like themselves . Pray , sir , declare in your papers that he who is a troublesome companion to himself will not be an agreeable one to others . Let people reason themselves into ...
Strana 168
... humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a servant is ordered to present him with a porringer of caudle or posset - drink , by way of admonition that he go home to bed . That part of life which we ordinarily ...
... humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a servant is ordered to present him with a porringer of caudle or posset - drink , by way of admonition that he go home to bed . That part of life which we ordinarily ...
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