The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - 312 strán (strany) |
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... Beauty: Nothing ought to be laudable in a Man, in which his Will is not concerned; therefore our Society can follow Nature, and where she has thought fit, as it were, to mock herself, we can do so too, and be merry upon the Occasion. Mr ...
... Beauty: Nothing ought to be laudable in a Man, in which his Will is not concerned; therefore our Society can follow Nature, and where she has thought fit, as it were, to mock herself, we can do so too, and be merry upon the Occasion. Mr ...
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... his Intelligence with no less Joy than Surprize, and was very glad he had now no Care left but for his Beauty, which he thought he could carry to Market at his Leisure. I do not know any thing that has pleased me so much a great.
... his Intelligence with no less Joy than Surprize, and was very glad he had now no Care left but for his Beauty, which he thought he could carry to Market at his Leisure. I do not know any thing that has pleased me so much a great.
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... Beauty. Perhaps this Raillery is pursued too far, yet it is turn'd upon a very obvious Remark, that Woman's strongest Passion is for her own Beauty, and that she values it as her Favourite Distinction. From hence it is that all Arts ...
... Beauty. Perhaps this Raillery is pursued too far, yet it is turn'd upon a very obvious Remark, that Woman's strongest Passion is for her own Beauty, and that she values it as her Favourite Distinction. From hence it is that all Arts ...
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... Beauty. In order to this, before I touch upon it directly, it will be necessary to lay down a few Preliminary Maxims, viz. That no Woman can be Handsome by the Force of Features alone, any more than she can be Witty only by the Help of ...
... Beauty. In order to this, before I touch upon it directly, it will be necessary to lay down a few Preliminary Maxims, viz. That no Woman can be Handsome by the Force of Features alone, any more than she can be Witty only by the Help of ...
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... Beauty heighten'd by Virtue , and commanding our Esteem and Love , while it draws our Observation ? How faint and spiritless are the Charms of a Coquet , when compar'd with the real Loveliness of Sophronia's Innocence , Piety , good ...
... Beauty heighten'd by Virtue , and commanding our Esteem and Love , while it draws our Observation ? How faint and spiritless are the Charms of a Coquet , when compar'd with the real Loveliness of Sophronia's Innocence , Piety , good ...
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