The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana xviii
... agreeable and delightful name in nature ' 15 ' There is nothing of so great importance to us ' , Addison wrote 16 , as the good qualities of one to whom we join ourselves for life ; they do not only 12 1 No. 11 . 5 No. 468 . 9 No. 153 ...
... agreeable and delightful name in nature ' 15 ' There is nothing of so great importance to us ' , Addison wrote 16 , as the good qualities of one to whom we join ourselves for life ; they do not only 12 1 No. 11 . 5 No. 468 . 9 No. 153 ...
Strana xix
George Atherton Aitken. make our present state agreeable , but often deter- mine our happiness to all eternity . ' Women occupy a large share of attention in The Spectator , and both Addison and Steele ... agreeable, but often deter- ...
George Atherton Aitken. make our present state agreeable , but often deter- mine our happiness to all eternity . ' Women occupy a large share of attention in The Spectator , and both Addison and Steele ... agreeable, but often deter- ...
Strana 295
... agreeable , and in others as odious and detestable . Martial has given us a very pretty picture of one of this species in the following epigram : Difficilis , facilis , jucundus , acerbus es idem , Nec tecum possum vivere , nec sine te ...
... agreeable , and in others as odious and detestable . Martial has given us a very pretty picture of one of this species in the following epigram : Difficilis , facilis , jucundus , acerbus es idem , Nec tecum possum vivere , nec sine te ...
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