The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 79
... Such People are Valetudinarians in Society , and they should no more come into Company than a fick Man fhould come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Refresh- ment to Men in Health , he must ftill keep his Chamber ...
... Such People are Valetudinarians in Society , and they should no more come into Company than a fick Man fhould come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Refresh- ment to Men in Health , he must ftill keep his Chamber ...
Strana 208
... Such a one is no wifer than he should be , I im- mediately have reply'd , Now ' faith , I can't fee that , he ' faid a very goodThing to my Lord fuch a one , upon fuch an Occafion , and the like . Such an honest Dolt as this has been ...
... Such a one is no wifer than he should be , I im- mediately have reply'd , Now ' faith , I can't fee that , he ' faid a very goodThing to my Lord fuch a one , upon fuch an Occafion , and the like . Such an honest Dolt as this has been ...
Strana 249
... such an Indiffe- rency as if they did not understand the Language , may then be informed of the Art of Reading movingly and fervently , how to place the Emphafis , and give the proper Accent to each Word , and how to vary . the Voice ...
... such an Indiffe- rency as if they did not understand the Language , may then be informed of the Art of Reading movingly and fervently , how to place the Emphafis , and give the proper Accent to each Word , and how to vary . the Voice ...
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