The Spectator, Svazek 1 |
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Strana 128
... to have very well confidered what she was to say before the uttered it ; while
Lætitia was listened to with partiality , and approbation sat in the countenances of
those the conversed with , before the communicated what she had to say .
... to have very well confidered what she was to say before the uttered it ; while
Lætitia was listened to with partiality , and approbation sat in the countenances of
those the conversed with , before the communicated what she had to say .
Strana 129
Nay , says he , I knew you would “ laugh at me , but I'll ask your father . ... To say
nothing of many false helps , and contraband wares of beauty , which are daily
vended in this great mart , • there is not a maiden gentlewoman of a good family ...
Nay , says he , I knew you would “ laugh at me , but I'll ask your father . ... To say
nothing of many false helps , and contraband wares of beauty , which are daily
vended in this great mart , • there is not a maiden gentlewoman of a good family ...
Strana 183
... and Gridiron-Flower Dyers -- The Soldier's Prayer --- Thank ye for nothing ,
says the Gally - pot - Pactolus in Stockings , with golden clocks to them ----
Bamboos , Cudgels , Drumiticks -- Slip of my Landlady's eldest Daughter - The
Black Mare ...
... and Gridiron-Flower Dyers -- The Soldier's Prayer --- Thank ye for nothing ,
says the Gally - pot - Pactolus in Stockings , with golden clocks to them ----
Bamboos , Cudgels , Drumiticks -- Slip of my Landlady's eldest Daughter - The
Black Mare ...
Strana 186
... o men laugh at the follies of themselves past when they • come suddenly to
remembrance , except they bring with • them any present dishonour . ' According
to this author therefore , when we hear a man laugh excessively , instead of
saying ...
... o men laugh at the follies of themselves past when they • come suddenly to
remembrance , except they bring with • them any present dishonour . ' According
to this author therefore , when we hear a man laugh excessively , instead of
saying ...
Strana 190
... give me leave to say , their acquired ugli• ness is greater than any that has ever
appeared before you . The Beau has varied his dress every day of his • life for
these thirty years last past , and still added to • the deformity he was born with .
... give me leave to say , their acquired ugli• ness is greater than any that has ever
appeared before you . The Beau has varied his dress every day of his • life for
these thirty years last past , and still added to • the deformity he was born with .
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 1 The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Autor | Joseph Addison |
| Vydáno | 1793 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Lyonská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 3. říjen 2012 |
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