The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana xxii
... given , viz . the establishing virtue in , and the shaming vice out of the world ' 1. Gay , in the tract already referred to , has given the follow- ing admirable sketch of the effect produced by the L_new_periodical . You may remember ...
... given , viz . the establishing virtue in , and the shaming vice out of the world ' 1. Gay , in the tract already referred to , has given the follow- ing admirable sketch of the effect produced by the L_new_periodical . You may remember ...
Strana 99
... given him offence . Sextus Quintus was not of so generous and for- giving a temper . Upon his being made pope , the statue of Pasquin was one night dressed in a very 3 1 Suetonius's Life of Julius Cæsar . But the attack on Cæsar and ...
... given him offence . Sextus Quintus was not of so generous and for- giving a temper . Upon his being made pope , the statue of Pasquin was one night dressed in a very 3 1 Suetonius's Life of Julius Cæsar . But the attack on Cæsar and ...
Strana 171
... given fre- quent occasion for such emotions in the actor by adding vehemence to words where there was no passion , or inflaming a real passion into fustian . This hath filled the mouths of our heroes with bom- bast , and given them such ...
... given fre- quent occasion for such emotions in the actor by adding vehemence to words where there was no passion , or inflaming a real passion into fustian . This hath filled the mouths of our heroes with bom- bast , and given them such ...
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