The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... Pleasure must still have something that's severe.' Having translated Corneille's translations of Garcia and Tristan (Dorante and Cliton) into Young Bookwit and Latine, he transformed the servant into a college friend, mumming as servant ...
... Pleasure must still have something that's severe.' Having translated Corneille's translations of Garcia and Tristan (Dorante and Cliton) into Young Bookwit and Latine, he transformed the servant into a college friend, mumming as servant ...
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... Pleasure in Enquiries that so nearly concern our selves (it being the worst Way in the World to Fame, to be too anxious about it), that upon the whole I resolv'd for the future to go on in my ordinary Way; and without too much Fear or ...
... Pleasure in Enquiries that so nearly concern our selves (it being the worst Way in the World to Fame, to be too anxious about it), that upon the whole I resolv'd for the future to go on in my ordinary Way; and without too much Fear or ...
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... Pleasure in it, and that it is better to pass away an Evening in this manner, than in Gaming and Drinking: But at the same time says, with a very agreeable Raillery upon himself, that if his name should be known, the ill-natured World ...
... Pleasure in it, and that it is better to pass away an Evening in this manner, than in Gaming and Drinking: But at the same time says, with a very agreeable Raillery upon himself, that if his name should be known, the ill-natured World ...
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... Pleasures and Pursuits , Leonora has turned all the Passions of her Sex into a Love of Books and Retirement . She converses chiefly with Men ( as she has often said herself ) , but it is only in their Writings ; and ... Pleasure, and.
... Pleasures and Pursuits , Leonora has turned all the Passions of her Sex into a Love of Books and Retirement . She converses chiefly with Men ( as she has often said herself ) , but it is only in their Writings ; and ... Pleasure, and.
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J. ADDISON. Friend Sir ROGER, whom she hears with great Pleasure, and without Scandal. As her Reading has lain very much among Romances, it has given her a very particular Turn of Thinking, and discovers it self even in her House, her ...
J. ADDISON. Friend Sir ROGER, whom she hears with great Pleasure, and without Scandal. As her Reading has lain very much among Romances, it has given her a very particular Turn of Thinking, and discovers it self even in her House, her ...
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