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Pagina 18
The circumstances in which I faw her , were , it feems , the difguifes only of a broken heart , and a kind of pageantry to cover distress ; for in two months after she was carried to her grave with the fame pomp and magnificence ! being ...
The circumstances in which I faw her , were , it feems , the difguifes only of a broken heart , and a kind of pageantry to cover distress ; for in two months after she was carried to her grave with the fame pomp and magnificence ! being ...
Pagina 23
Will has many arts of this kind to torture this fort of temper , and delights in it . When he finds them change colour , and fay faintly they wish fuch a piece of news is true , he has the malice to speak fome good or other of every man ...
Will has many arts of this kind to torture this fort of temper , and delights in it . When he finds them change colour , and fay faintly they wish fuch a piece of news is true , he has the malice to speak fome good or other of every man ...
Pagina 24
< marked a kind of men , whom I choose to call Starers ; that , without any regard to time , place , " or modefty , disturb a large company with their impertinent eyes . Spectators make up a proper affembly for a puppet - fhów or a bear ...
< marked a kind of men , whom I choose to call Starers ; that , without any regard to time , place , " or modefty , disturb a large company with their impertinent eyes . Spectators make up a proper affembly for a puppet - fhów or a bear ...
Pagina 32
J know the crea" ture for whom I resign so much of my charac" ter , " is all that you faid of her ; but then the triser has fomething in her fo undefigning and harmless , that her guilt in one kind difappears by the comparison of her ...
J know the crea" ture for whom I resign so much of my charac" ter , " is all that you faid of her ; but then the triser has fomething in her fo undefigning and harmless , that her guilt in one kind difappears by the comparison of her ...
Pagina 43
I was wonderfully pleased with fuch a mixt kind of furniture , as feemed very fuitable both to the lady and the fcholar , and did not know at first whether I should fancy myself in a grotto , or in a library .
I was wonderfully pleased with fuch a mixt kind of furniture , as feemed very fuitable both to the lady and the fcholar , and did not know at first whether I should fancy myself in a grotto , or in a library .
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator Volume 1 van The Spectator:, Sir Richard Steele |
| Auteurs | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Openbare bibliotheek van Lyon |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 okt 2011 |
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