The Spectator, Volume 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1963 |
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Pagina 250
... pleased to ask me Yesterday , that I am still at loss what to say to it . At least my Answer would be too long to trouble you with , as it would come from a Person , who , it seems , is so very indifferent to you . Instead of it , I ...
... pleased to ask me Yesterday , that I am still at loss what to say to it . At least my Answer would be too long to trouble you with , as it would come from a Person , who , it seems , is so very indifferent to you . Instead of it , I ...
Pagina 310
... pleased with himself , and the agreeable Man makes his Friends enjoy themselves , rather than him , while he is in their Company . Callisthenes does this with inimitable Pleasantry . He whis- pered a Friend the other Day , so as to be ...
... pleased with himself , and the agreeable Man makes his Friends enjoy themselves , rather than him , while he is in their Company . Callisthenes does this with inimitable Pleasantry . He whis- pered a Friend the other Day , so as to be ...
Pagina 395
... pleased with the Ill - nature of the Satyrist , but are glad to see him defame his Enemy by all kinds of Stories ; and then we deserve the Punishment to which the Writer of Libel is subject . I shall here add the Words of a Modern ...
... pleased with the Ill - nature of the Satyrist , but are glad to see him defame his Enemy by all kinds of Stories ; and then we deserve the Punishment to which the Writer of Libel is subject . I shall here add the Words of a Modern ...
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