The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 106
... pleased with the representation of the mad scene of The Pilgrim . I wish , Sir , you would do us the favour to animad- vert frequently upon the false taste the town is in , with relation to plays as well as operas . It certainly ...
... pleased with the representation of the mad scene of The Pilgrim . I wish , Sir , you would do us the favour to animad- vert frequently upon the false taste the town is in , with relation to plays as well as operas . It certainly ...
Strana 159
... pleased with .... Faith , Daphne , ' continued he , ' I am in love with thee , and despise thy sister sin- cerely . ' The manner of his declaring himself gave his mistress occasion for a very hearty laughter . . . . Nay , ' says he , I ...
... pleased with .... Faith , Daphne , ' continued he , ' I am in love with thee , and despise thy sister sin- cerely . ' The manner of his declaring himself gave his mistress occasion for a very hearty laughter . . . . Nay , ' says he , I ...
Strana 338
... pleased me more than that of a friend's being the medicine of life , to express the efficacy of friendship in healing the pains and anguish which naturally cleave to our ex- istence in this world ; and am wonderfully pleased with the ...
... pleased me more than that of a friend's being the medicine of life , to express the efficacy of friendship in healing the pains and anguish which naturally cleave to our ex- istence in this world ; and am wonderfully pleased with the ...
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