The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 263
... Pleasure , the greatest Virtues lie neglected . KNOW no one Character that gives Reafon a greater Shock , at the fame time that it prefents a good ridi- culous Image to the Imagination , than that of a Man of Wit and Pleasure about the ...
... Pleasure , the greatest Virtues lie neglected . KNOW no one Character that gives Reafon a greater Shock , at the fame time that it prefents a good ridi- culous Image to the Imagination , than that of a Man of Wit and Pleasure about the ...
Strana 264
... PLEASURE , when it is a Man's chief Purpose , dif- -appoints itself ; and the conftant Application to it palls the Faculty of enjoying it , tho ' it leaves the Senfe of our Inability for that we wish , with a Difrelish of every thing ...
... PLEASURE , when it is a Man's chief Purpose , dif- -appoints itself ; and the conftant Application to it palls the Faculty of enjoying it , tho ' it leaves the Senfe of our Inability for that we wish , with a Difrelish of every thing ...
Strana 265
... Pleasure . To tell a toothless old Lady that fhe once had a good Set , or a defunct Wencher that he once was the admired Thing of the Town , are Satires in- ftead of Applaufes ; but on the other Side , confider the old Age of those who ...
... Pleasure . To tell a toothless old Lady that fhe once had a good Set , or a defunct Wencher that he once was the admired Thing of the Town , are Satires in- ftead of Applaufes ; but on the other Side , confider the old Age of those who ...
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