The Spectator, Svazek 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well- pleased . The way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercise , our minds at ease . That insipid state , wherein neither are in ...
... keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well- pleased . The way to this , is to keep our bodies in exercise , our minds at ease . That insipid state , wherein neither are in ...
Strana 363
... keep up an insipid mirth in their own corner , and by their noise and gestures show they have no respect for the rest of the company . You frequently meet with these sets at the opera , the play , the water- works TM , and other public ...
... keep up an insipid mirth in their own corner , and by their noise and gestures show they have no respect for the rest of the company . You frequently meet with these sets at the opera , the play , the water- works TM , and other public ...
Strana 505
... keep that temper which it is so difficult and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ridi- culous , than to be angry with another because he is not of your opinion . The interests ...
... keep that temper which it is so difficult and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ridi- culous , than to be angry with another because he is not of your opinion . The interests ...
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