The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 192
... Nature are ing else but a Tissue of Epigrams . I cannot conclude this 1 of mixt Wit , without owning that the admirable Poet of whom I have taken the Examples of it , had as much Wit as any Author that ever writ ; and indeed all other ...
... Nature are ing else but a Tissue of Epigrams . I cannot conclude this 1 of mixt Wit , without owning that the admirable Poet of whom I have taken the Examples of it , had as much Wit as any Author that ever writ ; and indeed all other ...
Strana 266
... natural : and there- nnot fail to please those who are not Judges of Language , se who notwithstanding they are Judges of Language , true and unprejudiced Taste of Nature . The Condition , , and Behaviour of the dying Parents , with the ...
... natural : and there- nnot fail to please those who are not Judges of Language , se who notwithstanding they are Judges of Language , true and unprejudiced Taste of Nature . The Condition , , and Behaviour of the dying Parents , with the ...
Strana 510
... nature , and which I shall chuse for the Subject of this Day's Speculation . Good - nature is more agreeable in Conversation than Wit , and gives a certain Air to the Countenance which is more amiable than Beauty . It shows Virtue in ...
... nature , and which I shall chuse for the Subject of this Day's Speculation . Good - nature is more agreeable in Conversation than Wit , and gives a certain Air to the Countenance which is more amiable than Beauty . It shows Virtue in ...
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