The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 96
... to him with more than ordinary Attention . IN the midst of his Difcourfe the Bell rung to Dinner , where the Gentleman I have been speaking of had the Pleasure Pleasure of seeing the huge Jack , he had caught 96 The SPECTATOR .
... to him with more than ordinary Attention . IN the midst of his Difcourfe the Bell rung to Dinner , where the Gentleman I have been speaking of had the Pleasure Pleasure of seeing the huge Jack , he had caught 96 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 214
... Pleasure of the Ears and Eyes , the leaft Diminution of that Pleasure is the highest Öffence . In acting , barely to perform the Part is not commendable , but to be the least out is contemptible . To avoid these Difficulties and ...
... Pleasure of the Ears and Eyes , the leaft Diminution of that Pleasure is the highest Öffence . In acting , barely to perform the Part is not commendable , but to be the least out is contemptible . To avoid these Difficulties and ...
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... pleasure he makes a Man either mad or in his Senfes , in Health or not in Health , in Favour or Disgrace . 150 . The worft is this , Want is the Scorn of every wealthy Fool , And Wit in Rags is turn'd to ridicule . 151. When Pleasure is ...
... pleasure he makes a Man either mad or in his Senfes , in Health or not in Health , in Favour or Disgrace . 150 . The worft is this , Want is the Scorn of every wealthy Fool , And Wit in Rags is turn'd to ridicule . 151. When Pleasure is ...
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