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Pagina 43
... Entertainments of the Politer Part of Great Britain . Audiences have often been reproached by Writers for the Coarseness of their Taste , but our present Grievance does not seem to be the Want of a good Taste , but of Common Sense . C ...
... Entertainments of the Politer Part of Great Britain . Audiences have often been reproached by Writers for the Coarseness of their Taste , but our present Grievance does not seem to be the Want of a good Taste , but of Common Sense . C ...
Pagina 116
... Entertainment of every Moment : He that hopes for it must be able to suspend the Possession of it till proper ... Entertainments . A virtuous Man ( says Seneca ) strugling with Misfortunes , is such a Spec- tacle as Gods might look upon ...
... Entertainment of every Moment : He that hopes for it must be able to suspend the Possession of it till proper ... Entertainments . A virtuous Man ( says Seneca ) strugling with Misfortunes , is such a Spec- tacle as Gods might look upon ...
Pagina 310
... Entertainment must be delicate ; because the Cook has nothing brought to his Hand but what is the most excellent in its Kind . Beautiful Pictures are the Entertainments of pure Minds , and Deformities of the corrupted . It is a Degree ...
... Entertainment must be delicate ; because the Cook has nothing brought to his Hand but what is the most excellent in its Kind . Beautiful Pictures are the Entertainments of pure Minds , and Deformities of the corrupted . It is a Degree ...
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CONTENTS | 130 |
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