The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... have no other Business with the rest of Mankind but to look upon them. Under this Class of Men are comprehended all contemplative Tradesmen, titular Physicians, Fellows of the Royal Society, Templers that are not given to be contentious,
... have no other Business with the rest of Mankind but to look upon them. Under this Class of Men are comprehended all contemplative Tradesmen, titular Physicians, Fellows of the Royal Society, Templers that are not given to be contentious,
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J. ADDISON. Royal Society, Templers that are not given to be contentious, and Statesmen that are out of business. In short, every one that considers the World as a Theatre, and desires to form a right Judgment of those who are the Actors ...
J. ADDISON. Royal Society, Templers that are not given to be contentious, and Statesmen that are out of business. In short, every one that considers the World as a Theatre, and desires to form a right Judgment of those who are the Actors ...
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... given them of being witty. But let them remember, that I do hereby enter my Caveat against this Piece of Raillery. C. No. 11. Tuesday,. March. 13,. 1711. Steele. 'Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura columbas.' Juv. Arietta is visited by all ...
... given them of being witty. But let them remember, that I do hereby enter my Caveat against this Piece of Raillery. C. No. 11. Tuesday,. March. 13,. 1711. Steele. 'Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura columbas.' Juv. Arietta is visited by all ...
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... given him Directions, according to the most exact Rules of Opticks, to place himself in such a Manner that he shall meet his Eyes wherever he throws them: I have Hopes that when WILL. confronts him, and all the Ladies, in whose Behalf ...
... given him Directions, according to the most exact Rules of Opticks, to place himself in such a Manner that he shall meet his Eyes wherever he throws them: I have Hopes that when WILL. confronts him, and all the Ladies, in whose Behalf ...
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... who am the wild Boar that was killed by Mrs. Tofts, [3] to represent to you, That I think I was hardly used in not having the Part of the Lion in 'Hydaspes' given to me. It would have been but a natural Step for me to.
... who am the wild Boar that was killed by Mrs. Tofts, [3] to represent to you, That I think I was hardly used in not having the Part of the Lion in 'Hydaspes' given to me. It would have been but a natural Step for me to.
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