The Spectator, Svazek 8J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 23
... diftempers of all forts , though I could not but observe , that there were many more ima- ginary than real . One little packet I could not ginary N® 558 23 THE SPECTATOR . There was a certain lady of a thin airy fhape...
... diftempers of all forts , though I could not but observe , that there were many more ima- ginary than real . One little packet I could not ginary N® 558 23 THE SPECTATOR . There was a certain lady of a thin airy fhape...
Strana 90
... observed by fome of the family in one of thefe heroic fits , who thereupon received impreffions very much to my difadvantage . This however I did not foon difcover , nor fhould have done probably , had it not been for the following ...
... observed by fome of the family in one of thefe heroic fits , who thereupon received impreffions very much to my difadvantage . This however I did not foon difcover , nor fhould have done probably , had it not been for the following ...
Strana 163
... observation which my onei- rocritical correfpondent has directed him to make of himself . Purfuing the imagination through all its ex travagancies , whether in fleeping or waking , is no improper method of correcting and bringing it to ...
... observation which my onei- rocritical correfpondent has directed him to make of himself . Purfuing the imagination through all its ex travagancies , whether in fleeping or waking , is no improper method of correcting and bringing it to ...
Strana 168
fee the kelder , as he called it , but I could not observe that I had made any alteration in him .. A comedian who had gained great reputation in parts of humour , told me that he had a mighty mind to act Alexander the Great , and ...
fee the kelder , as he called it , but I could not observe that I had made any alteration in him .. A comedian who had gained great reputation in parts of humour , told me that he had a mighty mind to act Alexander the Great , and ...
Strana 179
... observe the fofteft times of addrefs , when the foul , in a flush of good - humour , takes a pleasure to fhew itself pleafed . Perfons confcious of their own in- tegrity , fatisfied with themselves , and their condition , and full of ...
... observe the fofteft times of addrefs , when the foul , in a flush of good - humour , takes a pleasure to fhew itself pleafed . Perfons confcious of their own in- tegrity , fatisfied with themselves , and their condition , and full of ...
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