The Spectator, Volume 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1967 |
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Pagina 164
... raise a Suspicion of himself in a Man who passes upon the World for a fine Thing , in order to alarm him , one might say , if Lord Fopping- ton were not on the Stage ( Cibber acts the false Pretentions to a genteel Behaviour so very ...
... raise a Suspicion of himself in a Man who passes upon the World for a fine Thing , in order to alarm him , one might say , if Lord Fopping- ton were not on the Stage ( Cibber acts the false Pretentions to a genteel Behaviour so very ...
Pagina 208
... raise in the animal Spirits . I scarce remember , in my own Obser- vation , to have met with many old Men , or with such , who ( to use our English Phrase ) wear well , that had not at least a certain Indolence in their Humour , if not ...
... raise in the animal Spirits . I scarce remember , in my own Obser- vation , to have met with many old Men , or with such , who ( to use our English Phrase ) wear well , that had not at least a certain Indolence in their Humour , if not ...
Pagina 474
... raise ' under the Streets of London the choicest Products of the Hills and Valleys of France . ' Steele there speaks of the adulteration of port , and of ' the Lands in Herefordshire ' being ' raised Two Years Purchase since the ...
... raise ' under the Streets of London the choicest Products of the Hills and Valleys of France . ' Steele there speaks of the adulteration of port , and of ' the Lands in Herefordshire ' being ' raised Two Years Purchase since the ...
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