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Pagina 67
... keep up to my assumed Fierceness , but died like a Man . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Thomas Prone . ' I This is to let you understand , that the Play - house is a Representation of the World in nothing so ...
... keep up to my assumed Fierceness , but died like a Man . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Thomas Prone . ' I This is to let you understand , that the Play - house is a Representation of the World in nothing so ...
Pagina 412
... keep them out of Harm's way . He tells things which have nothing at all in them , and can neither please nor displease , but merely take up your Time to no manner of Purpose , no manner of Delight ; but he is Good - natured , and does ...
... keep them out of Harm's way . He tells things which have nothing at all in them , and can neither please nor displease , but merely take up your Time to no manner of Purpose , no manner of Delight ; but he is Good - natured , and does ...
Pagina 432
... keep up the Chearfulness of our Spirits , and never let them sink below an Inclination at least to be well pleased : The Way to this , is to keep our Bodies in Exercise , our Minds at Ease . That insipid State wherein neither are in ...
... keep up the Chearfulness of our Spirits , and never let them sink below an Inclination at least to be well pleased : The Way to this , is to keep our Bodies in Exercise , our Minds at Ease . That insipid State wherein neither are in ...
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