The Spectator, Volume 1Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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Pagina 10
... frequently printed and read . It has been so universally the delight of every youth of taste or curiosity , that perhaps our fondness for this work might be ranked among the prejudices of education , had it not stood the test of maturer ...
... frequently printed and read . It has been so universally the delight of every youth of taste or curiosity , that perhaps our fondness for this work might be ranked among the prejudices of education , had it not stood the test of maturer ...
Pagina 15
... frequently of es- teem . " Secondly , I cannot admit that there is in this character any thing of rusticity ( as that word is generally understood ) or any of those habits or ways of thinking that solitary grandeur creates . No man on ...
... frequently of es- teem . " Secondly , I cannot admit that there is in this character any thing of rusticity ( as that word is generally understood ) or any of those habits or ways of thinking that solitary grandeur creates . No man on ...
Pagina 17
... frequently offend- ed in point of chastity with beggars and gipsies , " though he qualifies this by adding , that " this is looked upon , by his friends , rather as matter of raillery than truth . " He is represented as now in his fifty ...
... frequently offend- ed in point of chastity with beggars and gipsies , " though he qualifies this by adding , that " this is looked upon , by his friends , rather as matter of raillery than truth . " He is represented as now in his fifty ...
Pagina 24
... frequent repetition and successive illustration have ren- dered them familiar ; but in estimating the value and utility of such instructions , we must take in- to the account the wants and necessities of the public at the time they were ...
... frequent repetition and successive illustration have ren- dered them familiar ; but in estimating the value and utility of such instructions , we must take in- to the account the wants and necessities of the public at the time they were ...
Pagina 27
... frequently named in the same rank with ADDISON . Lord CHESTERFIELD thinks " no man ever had so much humour as MOLIERE , of which his Mi- ser , his Jealous Man , and his Bourgeois Gentilhomme are con- vincing proofs : and French Comedy ...
... frequently named in the same rank with ADDISON . Lord CHESTERFIELD thinks " no man ever had so much humour as MOLIERE , of which his Mi- ser , his Jealous Man , and his Bourgeois Gentilhomme are con- vincing proofs : and French Comedy ...
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