The Spectator: ...Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 58
... body . " I thanked him very kindly , and paffed by him ; and in a little time after faw him leap upon the stage , and act his part with very great applaufe . It has been obferved by feveral , that the Lion has changed his manner of ...
... body . " I thanked him very kindly , and paffed by him ; and in a little time after faw him leap upon the stage , and act his part with very great applaufe . It has been obferved by feveral , that the Lion has changed his manner of ...
Strana 63
... body was fo rafhly ← habited , that when they came to speak to each other , a nymph with a crook had not a word to fay but in the pert file of the pit bawdry ; and a man in the habit of a philofopher was fpeechlefs , till an occafion ...
... body was fo rafhly ← habited , that when they came to speak to each other , a nymph with a crook had not a word to fay but in the pert file of the pit bawdry ; and a man in the habit of a philofopher was fpeechlefs , till an occafion ...
Strana 68
... body , and restleffness of thought , and is never eafy in any one place , when the thinks there is more company in an other . The miffing of an opera the first night would be more afflicting to her than the death of a child . She pities ...
... body , and restleffness of thought , and is never eafy in any one place , when the thinks there is more company in an other . The miffing of an opera the first night would be more afflicting to her than the death of a child . She pities ...
Strana 69
... with the fame regard as a furgeon to a phyfician ; the one might be employed in heal- ing those blotches and tumours which break out in the body , while the other is fweetening the blood 3 the N ° 16 69 THE SPECTATOR . N° 16. ...
... with the fame regard as a furgeon to a phyfician ; the one might be employed in heal- ing those blotches and tumours which break out in the body , while the other is fweetening the blood 3 the N ° 16 69 THE SPECTATOR . N° 16. ...
Strana 70
... body ; and will not be provoked , by the worft ufage I can receive from others , to make an example of any particular cri- minal . In short , I have fo much of a Drawcanfir in me , that I fhall pafs over a fingle foe to charge whole ar ...
... body ; and will not be provoked , by the worft ufage I can receive from others , to make an example of any particular cri- minal . In short , I have fo much of a Drawcanfir in me , that I fhall pafs over a fingle foe to charge whole ar ...
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