The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 157
... thefe Kinds , and obferves , that those which ended . unhappily , had always pleafed the People , and carried away the Prize in the Publick Disputes of the Stage , from thofe that ended happily . Terror and Commiferation leave a ...
... thefe Kinds , and obferves , that those which ended . unhappily , had always pleafed the People , and carried away the Prize in the Publick Disputes of the Stage , from thofe that ended happily . Terror and Commiferation leave a ...
Strana 185
... Thefe merry Wags , from whatsoever Food they receive their Titles , that they may make their Audiences laugh , always appear in a Fool's Coat , and commit fuch Blun- ders and Miftakes in every Step they take , and every Word they utter ...
... Thefe merry Wags , from whatsoever Food they receive their Titles , that they may make their Audiences laugh , always appear in a Fool's Coat , and commit fuch Blun- ders and Miftakes in every Step they take , and every Word they utter ...
Strana 267
... thefe , others have added Virtue , Knowledge , Difcretion , Equality in Age and Fortune , and as Cicero calls it , Morum Comitas , à Plea- fantnefs of Temper . If I were to give my Opinion upon fuch an exhaufted Subject , I fhould join ...
... thefe , others have added Virtue , Knowledge , Difcretion , Equality in Age and Fortune , and as Cicero calls it , Morum Comitas , à Plea- fantnefs of Temper . If I were to give my Opinion upon fuch an exhaufted Subject , I fhould join ...
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