The Spectator, Svazek 1 |
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Strana 169
These are such as we commonly call dull fellows ; persons , who for want of
something to do , out of a certain vacancy of thought , rather than curiosity , are
ever meddling with things for which they are unfit . I cannot give you a notion of
them ...
These are such as we commonly call dull fellows ; persons , who for want of
something to do , out of a certain vacancy of thought , rather than curiosity , are
ever meddling with things for which they are unfit . I cannot give you a notion of
them ...
Strana 176
... than could have been in any thing transacted before the audience . Orestes
immediately after meets the usurper at the entrance of his palace ; and by a very
happy thought of the poet avoids killing him before the the audience , by telling
him ...
... than could have been in any thing transacted before the audience . Orestes
immediately after meets the usurper at the entrance of his palace ; and by a very
happy thought of the poet avoids killing him before the the audience , by telling
him ...
Strana 190
The most effectual way will be to publish some of them that are upon important
subjects ; which I fall introduce with a letter of my own , that I writ a fortnight ago ,
to a fraternity who thought fit to make me an honorary member . To the President
...
The most effectual way will be to publish some of them that are upon important
subjects ; which I fall introduce with a letter of my own , that I writ a fortnight ago ,
to a fraternity who thought fit to make me an honorary member . To the President
...
Strana 191
TO fhew you there are among us of the vain weak • sex , fome that have honesty
and fortitude enough to • dare to be ugly , and willing to be thought so , I apply •
myself to you , to beg your interest and recommenda• tion to the Ugly . Club .
TO fhew you there are among us of the vain weak • sex , fome that have honesty
and fortitude enough to • dare to be ugly , and willing to be thought so , I apply •
myself to you , to beg your interest and recommenda• tion to the Ugly . Club .
Strana 192
6 6 4 4 Mr. Spc & tator , I Read your discourse upon affectation , and from the
remarks made in it examined my own heart fo • ftri tly , that I thought I had found
out its most fecret avenues , with a resolution to be aware of you for the ' future .
6 6 4 4 Mr. Spc & tator , I Read your discourse upon affectation , and from the
remarks made in it examined my own heart fo • ftri tly , that I thought I had found
out its most fecret avenues , with a resolution to be aware of you for the ' future .
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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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