The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 |
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... fenfe is pleasanter com- pany than a general scholar ; and Sir Andrew hav- ing a natural unaffected eloquence , the perfpicuity of his difcourfe gives the fame pleasure that wit would do in another man . He has made his for- tunes ...
... fenfe is pleasanter com- pany than a general scholar ; and Sir Andrew hav- ing a natural unaffected eloquence , the perfpicuity of his difcourfe gives the fame pleasure that wit would do in another man . He has made his for- tunes ...
Strana 25
... fenfe may mifcarry . How many men are country - curates , that might have made themselves aldermen of London , by a right improvement of a smaller fum of money than what is ufually laid out upon a learned edu- cation ? A fober frugal ...
... fenfe may mifcarry . How many men are country - curates , that might have made themselves aldermen of London , by a right improvement of a smaller fum of money than what is ufually laid out upon a learned edu- cation ? A fober frugal ...
Strana 32
... fenfe of his character . The first is from a man of bufinefs , who is his convert ; the fecond from one of whom he conceives good hopes ; the third from one who is in no itate at all , but carried one way and another by faits . 6 I SIR ...
... fenfe of his character . The first is from a man of bufinefs , who is his convert ; the fecond from one of whom he conceives good hopes ; the third from one who is in no itate at all , but carried one way and another by faits . 6 I SIR ...
Strana 33
... fenfe to be met with in those objects , that are every where thrufting ⚫ themselves out to the eye , and endeavouring to become vifible . Our freets are filled with blue boars , black fwans , and red lions ; not to mention < flying ...
... fenfe to be met with in those objects , that are every where thrufting ⚫ themselves out to the eye , and endeavouring to become vifible . Our freets are filled with blue boars , black fwans , and red lions ; not to mention < flying ...
Strana 45
... fenfe of their beauty . The dreifing part of our fex , whofe minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be regarded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unusual ...
... fenfe of their beauty . The dreifing part of our fex , whofe minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be regarded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unusual ...
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