The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 51
... behaviour a man could fall into with the worst grace imaginable ; but they who know the world have seen it more than once . I have often , with secret pity , heard the same man who has professed his abhorrence against all kind of ...
... behaviour a man could fall into with the worst grace imaginable ; but they who know the world have seen it more than once . I have often , with secret pity , heard the same man who has professed his abhorrence against all kind of ...
Strana 153
... behaviour of such as are as much strangers to good breeding as to virtue . Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable , there were some consolation ; but since , at a box in a play2 ...
... behaviour of such as are as much strangers to good breeding as to virtue . Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable , there were some consolation ; but since , at a box in a play2 ...
Strana 302
... behaviour which distinguishes him whom we call an agreeable man . It is from this that every- body loves and esteems Polycarpus . He is in the vigour of his age , and the gaiety of life , but has passed through very conspicuous scenes ...
... behaviour which distinguishes him whom we call an agreeable man . It is from this that every- body loves and esteems Polycarpus . He is in the vigour of his age , and the gaiety of life , but has passed through very conspicuous scenes ...
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