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Strana 92
... give us a lesson of good humour , a family piece ; which , since we are all very fond of you , I hope may have some influence upon us . After these plain observations , give me leave to give you an hint of what a set of company of my ...
... give us a lesson of good humour , a family piece ; which , since we are all very fond of you , I hope may have some influence upon us . After these plain observations , give me leave to give you an hint of what a set of company of my ...
Strana 258
... give the world a representation of the bright side of human nature , as well as the dark and gloomy . The desire of imitation may , perhaps , be a greater incentive to the practice of what is good than the aversion we may conceive at ...
... give the world a representation of the bright side of human nature , as well as the dark and gloomy . The desire of imitation may , perhaps , be a greater incentive to the practice of what is good than the aversion we may conceive at ...
Strana 454
... give certain indications of his particular humour and disposition , conformable to the rules of that art . In courts and cities everybody lays a con- straint upon his countenance , and endeavours to look like the rest of the world ; but ...
... give certain indications of his particular humour and disposition , conformable to the rules of that art . In courts and cities everybody lays a con- straint upon his countenance , and endeavours to look like the rest of the world ; but ...
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