The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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... ridicule , and exposing to laughter those one converses with , is the qualification of little ungenerous tempers ... ridicule are those who are very shrewd at * Ridicule often arises from uncomprehensive views . Narrow minds esteem their ...
... ridicule , and exposing to laughter those one converses with , is the qualification of little ungenerous tempers ... ridicule are those who are very shrewd at * Ridicule often arises from uncomprehensive views . Narrow minds esteem their ...
Strana 189
... Ridicule . We meet with more raillery among the moderns , but more good sense among ancients . The two great branches of Ridicule in writing are comedy and burlesque . The first ridicules persons by drawing them in their proper ...
... Ridicule . We meet with more raillery among the moderns , but more good sense among ancients . The two great branches of Ridicule in writing are comedy and burlesque . The first ridicules persons by drawing them in their proper ...
Strana 431
... Ridicule , the talent of ungenerous tempers , No. 249. The two great branches of ridicule in writing , ib . S Salutation , subject to great enormities , No. 259 . Sappho , an excellent poetess , No. 223 . Dies for love of Phaon , ib ...
... Ridicule , the talent of ungenerous tempers , No. 249. The two great branches of ridicule in writing , ib . S Salutation , subject to great enormities , No. 259 . Sappho , an excellent poetess , No. 223 . Dies for love of Phaon , ib ...
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