The Spectator, Zväzok 1Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 100
... reprefented them , are singular in their kind , and inimitable ; when I fee men following irre- gularities by rule , and by the little tricks of art straining after the most unbounded flights of nature , I cannot but apply to them that ...
... reprefented them , are singular in their kind , and inimitable ; when I fee men following irre- gularities by rule , and by the little tricks of art straining after the most unbounded flights of nature , I cannot but apply to them that ...
Strana 141
... reprefented in the most exquisite strokes of humour , he may meet with it in one of the finest comedies that ever appeared upon the English stage : I mean the part of Sir Samp- fon in Love for Love . I must not however engage myself ...
... reprefented in the most exquisite strokes of humour , he may meet with it in one of the finest comedies that ever appeared upon the English stage : I mean the part of Sir Samp- fon in Love for Love . I must not however engage myself ...
Strana 198
... reprefented the fallen angels reasoning together in a kind of refpite from their torments , and creat- ing to themselves a new difquiet amidst their very amufements ; he could not properly have de- fcribed the fports of condemned ...
... reprefented the fallen angels reasoning together in a kind of refpite from their torments , and creat- ing to themselves a new difquiet amidst their very amufements ; he could not properly have de- fcribed the fports of condemned ...
Strana 198
... reprefented to us , by our felf - love , as juftice done to the man , who fo agreeably reconciles us to ourfelves . When we are overcome by fuch foft infinuations and enfnaring compliances , we gladly recompenfe the artifices that are ...
... reprefented to us , by our felf - love , as juftice done to the man , who fo agreeably reconciles us to ourfelves . When we are overcome by fuch foft infinuations and enfnaring compliances , we gladly recompenfe the artifices that are ...
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... reprefented as thrown overboard , and dry- ing himself upon a rock . But this piece of mirth is so well timed , that the feverest critic can have nothing to say against it ; for it is in the book of games and diversions , where the ...
... reprefented as thrown overboard , and dry- ing himself upon a rock . But this piece of mirth is so well timed , that the feverest critic can have nothing to say against it ; for it is in the book of games and diversions , where the ...
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