The Spectator, Zväzok 1Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 23
... discover them- selves in an illustrious character . It is matter of great confolation to an envious person , when a man of known honour does a thing unworthy him- self ; or when any action which was well exe- cuted , upon better ...
... discover them- selves in an illustrious character . It is matter of great confolation to an envious person , when a man of known honour does a thing unworthy him- self ; or when any action which was well exe- cuted , upon better ...
Strana 27
... discover it . When Julius Cæfar was lampoon'd by Catul- lus , he invited him to a supper , and treated him with fuch a generous civility , that he made the poet his friend ever after . Cardinal Mazarine gave the fame kind treatment to ...
... discover it . When Julius Cæfar was lampoon'd by Catul- lus , he invited him to a supper , and treated him with fuch a generous civility , that he made the poet his friend ever after . Cardinal Mazarine gave the fame kind treatment to ...
Strana 44
... discover the roundness of her arm ; then she is that her tucker is to be adjusted , her bofom expof- at her own folly , and is so wholly discomposed , ed , and the whole woman put into new airs and had time to think of fomething very ...
... discover the roundness of her arm ; then she is that her tucker is to be adjusted , her bofom expof- at her own folly , and is so wholly discomposed , ed , and the whole woman put into new airs and had time to think of fomething very ...
Strana 45
... discover an itching incli- nation to be commended ; lays traps for a little incense , even from those whose opinion he values in nothing but his own favour ; who is safe against this weakness ? or who knows whether he is guil- ty of it ...
... discover an itching incli- nation to be commended ; lays traps for a little incense , even from those whose opinion he values in nothing but his own favour ; who is safe against this weakness ? or who knows whether he is guil- ty of it ...
Strana 62
... discover that his malice is stolen from Martial . Tafta places , audita places , fi non videare Tota places , neutro , fi videare , places . Whilst in the dark on thy foft hand I hung , And heard the tempting Syren in thy tongue , What ...
... discover that his malice is stolen from Martial . Tafta places , audita places , fi non videare Tota places , neutro , fi videare , places . Whilst in the dark on thy foft hand I hung , And heard the tempting Syren in thy tongue , What ...
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