The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index. The Eight Volumes Comprised in OneHickman and Hazzard. William Brown, printer, 1822 - 771 pages |
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Page 15
... spirits : and that we have mul- titudes of spectators on all our actions , vevhen we think ourselves most alone ... spirit raised another , I observed that at the end of every story the whole company closed their ranks , and crowded ...
... spirits : and that we have mul- titudes of spectators on all our actions , vevhen we think ourselves most alone ... spirit raised another , I observed that at the end of every story the whole company closed their ranks , and crowded ...
Page 17
... spirit and humour of the public diversions five and twenty years ago , and those of the present time ; and la- mented to myself , that , though in those days they neglected their morality , they kept up their goodI HAVE observed the ...
... spirit and humour of the public diversions five and twenty years ago , and those of the present time ; and la- mented to myself , that , though in those days they neglected their morality , they kept up their goodI HAVE observed the ...
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... spirit of ble of giving the mind a much nobler entertain- rage and indignation . It happened also very fre- ment . Would one think it was possible ( at a time quently , where the sense was rightly translated , when an author lived that ...
... spirit of ble of giving the mind a much nobler entertain- rage and indignation . It happened also very fre- ment . Would one think it was possible ( at a time quently , where the sense was rightly translated , when an author lived that ...
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... spirit as sufficiently expresses her indignation . In this case , a man who has no sense of shame , The whole transaction is performed with the eyes ; has the same advantage over his mistress , as he and the crime is no less than ...
... spirit as sufficiently expresses her indignation . In this case , a man who has no sense of shame , The whole transaction is performed with the eyes ; has the same advantage over his mistress , as he and the crime is no less than ...
Page 27
... spirit , than the giving of secret stabs to author , that he dedicated the second edition of his n's reputation ; lampoons and satires , that are book to the cardinal , after having expunged the ten with wit and spirit , are like ...
... spirit , than the giving of secret stabs to author , that he dedicated the second edition of his n's reputation ; lampoons and satires , that are book to the cardinal , after having expunged the ten with wit and spirit , are like ...
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