The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 103
... humour accompanied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , with- out turning it to any use in the world but merely their own entertainment . A mind which is gratified this way is adapted to humour and pleasantry , and formed ...
... humour accompanied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , with- out turning it to any use in the world but merely their own entertainment . A mind which is gratified this way is adapted to humour and pleasantry , and formed ...
Strana 226
... humour makes the most unhappy marriages , yet scarce enters into our thoughts at the contracting of them . Several that are in this respect unequally yoked , and uneasy for life , with a person of a particular character , might have ...
... humour makes the most unhappy marriages , yet scarce enters into our thoughts at the contracting of them . Several that are in this respect unequally yoked , and uneasy for life , with a person of a particular character , might have ...
Strana 255
... humour or frolic , by the nose , upon frivolous or no occasions . A friend of mine the other night applauding what a graceful exit Mr Wilks 2 made , one of these nose - wringers overhearing him , pinched him by the nose . I was in the ...
... humour or frolic , by the nose , upon frivolous or no occasions . A friend of mine the other night applauding what a graceful exit Mr Wilks 2 made , one of these nose - wringers overhearing him , pinched him by the nose . I was in the ...
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