The Spectator, Zväzok 1 |
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Strana v
... defign evidently formed of beginning a new paper . The event proves that STEELE and ADDISON immediately formed the plan of the SPECTATOR , probably communicated to each other the first sketch of the club , and determined that the work ...
... defign evidently formed of beginning a new paper . The event proves that STEELE and ADDISON immediately formed the plan of the SPECTATOR , probably communicated to each other the first sketch of the club , and determined that the work ...
Strana viii
... defign with respect to Sir ROGER . " Now I beg leave to observe , in the first place , that it never was , or could be , ADDISON's purpose to represent Sir ROGER as a perfon of difordered understanding . This would have made his ftory ...
... defign with respect to Sir ROGER . " Now I beg leave to observe , in the first place , that it never was , or could be , ADDISON's purpose to represent Sir ROGER as a perfon of difordered understanding . This would have made his ftory ...
Strana ix
... defign with respect to this perfonage ? What could deter him ? It could only be the con- sciousness of his own inability ; and that this was not the cafe he had given fufficient proof , by ex- emplifying the character so fully , that ...
... defign with respect to this perfonage ? What could deter him ? It could only be the con- sciousness of his own inability ; and that this was not the cafe he had given fufficient proof , by ex- emplifying the character so fully , that ...
Strana xxvii
... defign to depreciate a character not eafily affailable in other points , That ADDISON did , however , indulge too much in the pleasures of the tavern is reported with great confidence , and an excufe has been attempted , by attributing ...
... defign to depreciate a character not eafily affailable in other points , That ADDISON did , however , indulge too much in the pleasures of the tavern is reported with great confidence , and an excufe has been attempted , by attributing ...
Strana 22
... defign of my actions , but very negligent of the confequences of them . It is an endless and frivolous pursuit to act by any other rule , than the care of fatisfying our own minds in what we do . One would think a filent man , who ...
... defign of my actions , but very negligent of the confequences of them . It is an endless and frivolous pursuit to act by any other rule , than the care of fatisfying our own minds in what we do . One would think a filent man , who ...
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