The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 93
... less capacity , and less expense of time , than what is taught by writings ; but the use of it is generally perverted , and that admirable skill prostituted to the basest and 1 Wisdom , vi , 12-16 . 2 The folio issue had for motto ...
... less capacity , and less expense of time , than what is taught by writings ; but the use of it is generally perverted , and that admirable skill prostituted to the basest and 1 Wisdom , vi , 12-16 . 2 The folio issue had for motto ...
Strana 338
... less merit than herself , and of superior fortune , languishes to call her own.1 To the SPECTATOR . SIR , 2 - Since so many dealers turn authors , and write quaint advertisements in praise of their wares , one , who from an author ...
... less merit than herself , and of superior fortune , languishes to call her own.1 To the SPECTATOR . SIR , 2 - Since so many dealers turn authors , and write quaint advertisements in praise of their wares , one , who from an author ...
Strana 365
... less beauti- ful , and her husband advanced in years , she stands in need of a greater or less number of pins , and upon a treaty of marriage , rises or falls in her demands accordingly . It must likewise be owned , that high quality in ...
... less beauti- ful , and her husband advanced in years , she stands in need of a greater or less number of pins , and upon a treaty of marriage , rises or falls in her demands accordingly . It must likewise be owned , that high quality in ...
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