The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... taken by modesty in thoughtful men whose instinct it is to speculate and analyze, and who become self-conscious, not through conceit, but because they cannot help turning their speculations also on themselves. Steele wholly comes out of ...
... taken by modesty in thoughtful men whose instinct it is to speculate and analyze, and who become self-conscious, not through conceit, but because they cannot help turning their speculations also on themselves. Steele wholly comes out of ...
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... taken by the mob for a lunatic , and whose clothes were all out of fashion , but whose face , when it was seen , astonished the whole society by its extraordinary sweetness and majesty . She told how she had been brought to despair ...
... taken by the mob for a lunatic , and whose clothes were all out of fashion , but whose face , when it was seen , astonished the whole society by its extraordinary sweetness and majesty . She told how she had been brought to despair ...
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... taken what was serviceable, and additions have been made to it with a desire to secure for this edition of the 'Spectator' the advantages of being handy for reference as well as true to the real text. H. M. [Footnote 1: “Sentences ...
... taken what was serviceable, and additions have been made to it with a desire to secure for this edition of the 'Spectator' the advantages of being handy for reference as well as true to the real text. H. M. [Footnote 1: “Sentences ...
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... taken with him at the Head of his Troop in the Park. In all these important Relations, he has ever about the same Time received a kind Glance, or a Blow of a Fan, from some celebrated Beauty, Mother of the present Lord such-a-one. If ...
... taken with him at the Head of his Troop in the Park. In all these important Relations, he has ever about the same Time received a kind Glance, or a Blow of a Fan, from some celebrated Beauty, Mother of the present Lord such-a-one. If ...
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... taken up for a Jesuit, for no other reason but my profound Taciturnity. It is from this Misfortune, that to be out of Harm's Way, I have ever since affected Crowds. He who comes into Assemblies only to gratify his Curiosity , and.
... taken up for a Jesuit, for no other reason but my profound Taciturnity. It is from this Misfortune, that to be out of Harm's Way, I have ever since affected Crowds. He who comes into Assemblies only to gratify his Curiosity , and.
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