The Spectator, Zväzok 1J.M. Dent & Company, 1926 |
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Strana 7
... in and out twelve Times since he first wore it . ' Tis said Sir ROGER grew humble in his Desires after he had forgot this cruel Beauty , insomuch that it is reported he No. 2 . Friday , March 2 , 1711 . THE SPECTATOR 7.
... in and out twelve Times since he first wore it . ' Tis said Sir ROGER grew humble in his Desires after he had forgot this cruel Beauty , insomuch that it is reported he No. 2 . Friday , March 2 , 1711 . THE SPECTATOR 7.
Strana 16
... desire no more in any thing but to be new to be agreeable . If I found Consolation among such , I was as much disquieted by the In- capacity of others . These are Mortals who have a certain Curiosity without Power of Reflection , and ...
... desire no more in any thing but to be new to be agreeable . If I found Consolation among such , I was as much disquieted by the In- capacity of others . These are Mortals who have a certain Curiosity without Power of Reflection , and ...
Strana 39
... desires to form a right Judg ment of those who are the Actors on it . There is another Set of Men that I must likewise lay a Claim to , whom I have lately called the Blanks of Society , as being altogether unfurnish'd with Ideas , till ...
... desires to form a right Judg ment of those who are the Actors on it . There is another Set of Men that I must likewise lay a Claim to , whom I have lately called the Blanks of Society , as being altogether unfurnish'd with Ideas , till ...
Strana 41
... desire me to keep my Word , assure me that it is high Time to give over , with many other little Pleasantries of the like Nature , which Men of a little smart Genius cannot forbear throwing out against their best Friends , when they ...
... desire me to keep my Word , assure me that it is high Time to give over , with many other little Pleasantries of the like Nature , which Men of a little smart Genius cannot forbear throwing out against their best Friends , when they ...
Strana 51
... desires his Name may be concealed , He says very handsomely in his own Excuse , that he does not Act for Gain , that he indulges an innocent Pleasure in it , and that it is better to pass away an Evening in this manner , than in Gaming ...
... desires his Name may be concealed , He says very handsomely in his own Excuse , that he does not Act for Gain , that he indulges an innocent Pleasure in it , and that it is better to pass away an Evening in this manner , than in Gaming ...
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