The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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methods . But notwithstanding I have rejected every thing that favours of party , every thing that is loofe and immoral , and every thing that might create uneafiness in the minds of particular perfons , I find that the de- mand of my ...
methods . But notwithstanding I have rejected every thing that favours of party , every thing that is loofe and immoral , and every thing that might create uneafiness in the minds of particular perfons , I find that the de- mand of my ...
Strana 100
... thing he does not like , or hearing any thing he does not understand . I need not tell my learned reader , this is that mufcle which performs the motion fo often mentioned by the Latin poets , when they talk of a man's cocking his nofe ...
... thing he does not like , or hearing any thing he does not understand . I need not tell my learned reader , this is that mufcle which performs the motion fo often mentioned by the Latin poets , when they talk of a man's cocking his nofe ...
Strana 111
... thing now per- " formed amongst us , has put mufick itself to a fland ; infomuch that the ears of the people cannot now be " entertained with any thing but what has an imperti- nent gaiety , without any juft fpirit , or a languish ...
... thing now per- " formed amongst us , has put mufick itself to a fland ; infomuch that the ears of the people cannot now be " entertained with any thing but what has an imperti- nent gaiety , without any juft fpirit , or a languish ...
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