The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 81
... against their virtue , less than those against their understanding . An author fhall write as if he thought there was not one man of honour or woman of chaitity in the house , and come off with applaufe : for an infult upon all the ten ...
... against their virtue , less than those against their understanding . An author fhall write as if he thought there was not one man of honour or woman of chaitity in the house , and come off with applaufe : for an infult upon all the ten ...
Strana 113
... against the opera itself . What we pre- tend to affert is , That the fongs of different authors injudiciously put together , and a foreign tone and manner which are expected in every thing now per- formed amongst us , has put mufic ...
... against the opera itself . What we pre- tend to affert is , That the fongs of different authors injudiciously put together , and a foreign tone and manner which are expected in every thing now per- formed amongst us , has put mufic ...
Strana 261
... against the fallies of that little pert , forward , bufy perfon ; which , under a fober conduct , might prove a useful member of fociety ? In com- ' pliance with thofe intimations , I have taken the li- berty to make this address to you ...
... against the fallies of that little pert , forward , bufy perfon ; which , under a fober conduct , might prove a useful member of fociety ? In com- ' pliance with thofe intimations , I have taken the li- berty to make this address to you ...
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