The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 82
... less capacity , and less expence of time , than what is taught by writings ; but the use of it is generally perverted , and that admirable skill prostituted to * This speculation was written with the generous design of pro- moting a ...
... less capacity , and less expence of time , than what is taught by writings ; but the use of it is generally perverted , and that admirable skill prostituted to * This speculation was written with the generous design of pro- moting a ...
Strana 138
... less tied up to the usual ceremonies of behaviour , will , like MANLY in the play , † please by the grace which nature gives to every action wherein she is complied with ; the brisk and lively will not want their admirers , and even a ...
... less tied up to the usual ceremonies of behaviour , will , like MANLY in the play , † please by the grace which nature gives to every action wherein she is complied with ; the brisk and lively will not want their admirers , and even a ...
Strana 235
... less hurtful of the two . Bluebeard and Old Mother Shipton amuse many , and can hurt none , and are certainly less unfit for representation than many parts of CONGREVE , FARQUHAR , and VANBURGH . ' P. s . I have assurances that the ...
... less hurtful of the two . Bluebeard and Old Mother Shipton amuse many , and can hurt none , and are certainly less unfit for representation than many parts of CONGREVE , FARQUHAR , and VANBURGH . ' P. s . I have assurances that the ...
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