The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - 312 strán (strany) |
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... a clergyman, but he was one of those Westmoreland clergy of whose simplicity and poverty many a joke has been made. Lancelot got his education as a poor child in the Appleby Grammar School; but he made his own way when at College; was too ...
... a clergyman, but he was one of those Westmoreland clergy of whose simplicity and poverty many a joke has been made. Lancelot got his education as a poor child in the Appleby Grammar School; but he made his own way when at College; was too ...
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... in thoughtful men whose instinct it is to speculate and analyze, and who become selfconscious, not through conceit, but because they cannot help turning their ... of his verse. Keen sense of the realities about him into which Steele.
... in thoughtful men whose instinct it is to speculate and analyze, and who become selfconscious, not through conceit, but because they cannot help turning their ... of his verse. Keen sense of the realities about him into which Steele.
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J. ADDISON. Keen sense of the realities about him into which Steele had been born, spoke through the very first lines of this poem: The days of man are doom'd to pain and strife, Quiet and ease are foreign to our life; No satisfaction is ...
J. ADDISON. Keen sense of the realities about him into which Steele had been born, spoke through the very first lines of this poem: The days of man are doom'd to pain and strife, Quiet and ease are foreign to our life; No satisfaction is ...
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J. ADDISON. literature. He could not see a pyramid of jugglers standing on each other's shoulders, without observing how it explained a passage in Claudian which shows that the Venetians were not the inventors of this trick. But ...
J. ADDISON. literature. He could not see a pyramid of jugglers standing on each other's shoulders, without observing how it explained a passage in Claudian which shows that the Venetians were not the inventors of this trick. But ...
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J. ADDISON. gracioso of old Spanish comedy. The two ladies are a Jacinta and Lucrecia. Alarcon has in his light and graceful play no less than three heavy fathers, of a Spanish type, one of whom, the father of Lucrecia, brings about Don ...
J. ADDISON. gracioso of old Spanish comedy. The two ladies are a Jacinta and Lucrecia. Alarcon has in his light and graceful play no less than three heavy fathers, of a Spanish type, one of whom, the father of Lucrecia, brings about Don ...
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