The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... speak of himself and others.The same Franknessruns through allhis Conversation. The military Partofhis Life has furnishedhim with many Adventures, in the Relation of which he is very agreeable to the Company; for he isnever overbearing ...
... speak of himself and others.The same Franknessruns through allhis Conversation. The military Partofhis Life has furnishedhim with many Adventures, in the Relation of which he is very agreeable to the Company; for he isnever overbearing ...
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... speak tohim without the Door. IX. If any Member calls another Cuckold, he shall be turned out of the Club. X. None shall be admitted into the Club that is of the sameTrade with any Member of it. XI. None of the Club shallhave hisCloaths ...
... speak tohim without the Door. IX. If any Member calls another Cuckold, he shall be turned out of the Club. X. None shall be admitted into the Club that is of the sameTrade with any Member of it. XI. None of the Club shallhave hisCloaths ...
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... speaking of but on Sundays. I have placed my Son at the Piazzas, to acquaint the Ladies that the Bell rings for ... speak to eachother, a Nymph with a Crook had not a Word tosay but in the pert Stile of the Pit Bawdry;anda Man inthe ...
... speaking of but on Sundays. I have placed my Son at the Piazzas, to acquaint the Ladies that the Bell rings for ... speak to eachother, a Nymph with a Crook had not a Word tosay but in the pert Stile of the Pit Bawdry;anda Man inthe ...
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... speak, And could Hippolitus reply in Greek!' The Epilogue to this playwas by Prior. Edmund Smith's relation to Addison is shown by the fact that,in dedicating the printed edition of his Phaedra and Hippolitus to Lord Halifax,hespeaks of ...
... speak, And could Hippolitus reply in Greek!' The Epilogue to this playwas by Prior. Edmund Smith's relation to Addison is shown by the fact that,in dedicating the printed edition of his Phaedra and Hippolitus to Lord Halifax,hespeaks of ...
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... speak anything unaccompanied with Musical Instruments. But however this Italian method of acting in Recitativo might appear at first hearing, I cannot but think it much more just than that which prevailed in our English Opera before ...
... speak anything unaccompanied with Musical Instruments. But however this Italian method of acting in Recitativo might appear at first hearing, I cannot but think it much more just than that which prevailed in our English Opera before ...
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