The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - 313 pagina's |
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Pagina 119
... Paffion by his Ge- fure . It is very ordinary in the Affembly for one of a fudden to rife and make a Difcourfe concerning his Paffion in general , and defcribe the Temper of his Mind in fuch a Manner , as that the whole Company fhall ...
... Paffion by his Ge- fure . It is very ordinary in the Affembly for one of a fudden to rife and make a Difcourfe concerning his Paffion in general , and defcribe the Temper of his Mind in fuch a Manner , as that the whole Company fhall ...
Pagina 158
... Paffion , or inflaming a real Paffion into Fuftian . This hath filled the Mouths of our Heroes with Bombaft ; and given them fuch Sentiments , as proceed rather from a Swelling than a Greatness of Mind . Unnatural Exclamations , Curfes ...
... Paffion , or inflaming a real Paffion into Fuftian . This hath filled the Mouths of our Heroes with Bombaft ; and given them fuch Sentiments , as proceed rather from a Swelling than a Greatness of Mind . Unnatural Exclamations , Curfes ...
Pagina 173
... Paffion and Refentment kills her . If any thing could extenuate fo brutal an Action , it would be the doing of it on a fudden , before the Sentiments of Nature , Reason , or Manhood ! could take Place in him . However , to avoid publick ...
... Paffion and Refentment kills her . If any thing could extenuate fo brutal an Action , it would be the doing of it on a fudden , before the Sentiments of Nature , Reason , or Manhood ! could take Place in him . However , to avoid publick ...
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