The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 11
... obferve , that we take all occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into those little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the name of Clubs , When a fet of men find themfelves agree in any particular , though never fo ...
... obferve , that we take all occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into those little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the name of Clubs , When a fet of men find themfelves agree in any particular , though never fo ...
Strana 18
... obferve that Mr. Powell and the Underta- kers had both the fame thought , and I think ⚫ much about the fame time , of introducing ani- ⚫ mais on their several stages , though indeed with very different fuccefs . The Sparrows and Chaf ...
... obferve that Mr. Powell and the Underta- kers had both the fame thought , and I think ⚫ much about the fame time , of introducing ani- ⚫ mais on their several stages , though indeed with very different fuccefs . The Sparrows and Chaf ...
Strana 33
... obferve to you upon this fubject , that it is ufual for a young tradesman , at his first fetting - up , to add to his • own fign that of the mafter whom he ferved ; as the husband , after marriage , gives a place to his ⚫ miftrefs's ...
... obferve to you upon this fubject , that it is ufual for a young tradesman , at his first fetting - up , to add to his • own fign that of the mafter whom he ferved ; as the husband , after marriage , gives a place to his ⚫ miftrefs's ...
Strana 42
... obferve in general , that Falfe Humour differs from the True , as a monkey does from a man . First of all , He is exceedingly given to little apifh tricks and buffoonries . Secondly , He fo much delights in mimickry , that it is all one ...
... obferve in general , that Falfe Humour differs from the True , as a monkey does from a man . First of all , He is exceedingly given to little apifh tricks and buffoonries . Secondly , He fo much delights in mimickry , that it is all one ...
Strana 46
... obferve that men in ordinary dif- courfe very often speak Iambics , without taking We make the fame obfervation of notice of it . our English blank verfe , which often enters into our common discourse , though we do not attend to it ...
... obferve that men in ordinary dif- courfe very often speak Iambics , without taking We make the fame obfervation of notice of it . our English blank verfe , which often enters into our common discourse , though we do not attend to it ...
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