The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 52
... agreeable to another , especially if he be above you , is not to be possessed of such qualities and accomplish- ments as should render you agreeable in yourself , but such as make you agreeable in respect to him . An imitation of his ...
... agreeable to another , especially if he be above you , is not to be possessed of such qualities and accomplish- ments as should render you agreeable in yourself , but such as make you agreeable in respect to him . An imitation of his ...
Strana 139
... agreeable use in conversa- tion , or in the affairs of life . A person of a rougher deportment , and less tied up to the usual ceremonies of behaviour , will , like Manly in the play1 , please by the grace which nature gives to every ...
... agreeable use in conversa- tion , or in the affairs of life . A person of a rougher deportment , and less tied up to the usual ceremonies of behaviour , will , like Manly in the play1 , please by the grace which nature gives to every ...
Strana 303
... agreeable man in all the actions of his life ; and I think there need be no more said in honour of it , than that it is what forces the appro- bation even of your opponents . The guilty man has an honour for the judge who with justice ...
... agreeable man in all the actions of his life ; and I think there need be no more said in honour of it , than that it is what forces the appro- bation even of your opponents . The guilty man has an honour for the judge who with justice ...
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