The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... character of the perfon fpeaking . This exercife would foon ftrengthen his judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early feafoning of morality . • 6 Next to thefe examples which may be met with in books , I ...
... character of the perfon fpeaking . This exercife would foon ftrengthen his judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early feafoning of morality . • 6 Next to thefe examples which may be met with in books , I ...
Strana 174
... character , adds to the agreeablenefs of it . This pleafant fellow gives one fome idea of the ancient Pan- Tomime , who is faid to have given the audience , in dumb - fhow , an exact idea of any character or paffion , or an intelligible ...
... character , adds to the agreeablenefs of it . This pleafant fellow gives one fome idea of the ancient Pan- Tomime , who is faid to have given the audience , in dumb - fhow , an exact idea of any character or paffion , or an intelligible ...
Strana 228
... character of men and wo- men ; fo 1 , who am a SPECTATOR in the world , may perhaps fometimes make ufe of the names of the actors of the stage , to represent or admonish those who tranfact affairs in the world . When I am commending ...
... character of men and wo- men ; fo 1 , who am a SPECTATOR in the world , may perhaps fometimes make ufe of the names of the actors of the stage , to represent or admonish those who tranfact affairs in the world . When I am commending ...
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