“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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Strana 31
... sense , than honefty and virtue . But this unhappy affectation of being wife ra- ther than honeft , witty than good - natured , is the fource of moft of the ill habits of life . Such falfe impreffions are owing to the abandoned writings ...
... sense , than honefty and virtue . But this unhappy affectation of being wife ra- ther than honeft , witty than good - natured , is the fource of moft of the ill habits of life . Such falfe impreffions are owing to the abandoned writings ...
Strana 76
... sense was right- . ly tranflated , the neceffary tranfpofition of words , which were drawn out of the phrafe of one tongue into that of another , made the mufic appear very abfurd in one tongue , that was very natural in the other . I ...
... sense was right- . ly tranflated , the neceffary tranfpofition of words , which were drawn out of the phrafe of one tongue into that of another , made the mufic appear very abfurd in one tongue , that was very natural in the other . I ...
Strana 127
... sense . of it , and fhe was always under a neceffity to have very well confidered what he was to fay before the uttered it ; while Latitia was liftened to with partiality , and appro- bation fat . in the countenances of thofe the ...
... sense . of it , and fhe was always under a neceffity to have very well confidered what he was to fay before the uttered it ; while Latitia was liftened to with partiality , and appro- bation fat . in the countenances of thofe the ...
Strana 135
... SENSE . GOOD SENSE was the father of WIT , who married a lady of a collate- ral line , called MIRTH , by whom he had iffte HUMOUR . HUMOUR therefore being the youngest of this illuftrious family , and defcended from parents of fuch ...
... SENSE . GOOD SENSE was the father of WIT , who married a lady of a collate- ral line , called MIRTH , by whom he had iffte HUMOUR . HUMOUR therefore being the youngest of this illuftrious family , and defcended from parents of fuch ...
Strana 136
... SENSE ; if not , they may conclude him a counterfeit . They may likewife diftinguifh him by a loud and exceffive laughter , in which he feldom gets his company to join with him . For as TRUE HUMOUR ge- nerally looks ferious , whilft ...
... SENSE ; if not , they may conclude him a counterfeit . They may likewife diftinguifh him by a loud and exceffive laughter , in which he feldom gets his company to join with him . For as TRUE HUMOUR ge- nerally looks ferious , whilft ...
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