The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 174
... admired destroys itself . Thus the unhappy Merab , though a wit and beauty , is allowed to be neither , because she will ... admiration , by seeming ignorance of her perfections . Eudosia adds to the height of her stature a nobility of ...
... admired destroys itself . Thus the unhappy Merab , though a wit and beauty , is allowed to be neither , because she will ... admiration , by seeming ignorance of her perfections . Eudosia adds to the height of her stature a nobility of ...
Strana 348
... admiring herself , and giving false hopes to her lovers ; but the latter is not contented to be extremely amiable ... admiration in her face at his being surprised that he is received like a stranger , and a cast of her head another ...
... admiring herself , and giving false hopes to her lovers ; but the latter is not contented to be extremely amiable ... admiration in her face at his being surprised that he is received like a stranger , and a cast of her head another ...
Strana 353
... admiration of gaping crowds ; but to have the approbation of a good man in the cool reflections of his closet is a ... admiring men for having what they themselves would rather be possessed of ; the wise man applauds him whom he thinks ...
... admiration of gaping crowds ; but to have the approbation of a good man in the cool reflections of his closet is a ... admiring men for having what they themselves would rather be possessed of ; the wise man applauds him whom he thinks ...
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