The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 153
... Humour discovers it self among its Votaries , that it would be impossible to exhaust so fertile a Subject if you would think fit to resume it . The following Instances may , if you think fit , be added by Way of Appendix to your Dis ...
... Humour discovers it self among its Votaries , that it would be impossible to exhaust so fertile a Subject if you would think fit to resume it . The following Instances may , if you think fit , be added by Way of Appendix to your Dis ...
Strana 178
... Humour accompanied with an insatiable Desire of knowing what passes , without turning it to any Use in the World but meerly 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 , without turning it to any Use in the World but meerly their own Entertainment . A Mind which is gratified this Way is adapted to Humour and Pleasantry , and formed ...
Strana 402
... humour which is so visible in her Face , naturally diffuses it self into every Word and Action : A Man must be a Savage , who , at the Sight of Emilia , is not more inclined to do her Good than gratify himself : Her Person as it is thus ...
... humour which is so visible in her Face , naturally diffuses it self into every Word and Action : A Man must be a Savage , who , at the Sight of Emilia , is not more inclined to do her Good than gratify himself : Her Person as it is thus ...
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