The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 105
... Humour should always lye under the Check of Reason , and that it requires the Direction of the nicest Judgment , by so much the more as it indulges it self in the most boundless Freedoms . There is a kind of Nature that is to be ...
... Humour should always lye under the Check of Reason , and that it requires the Direction of the nicest Judgment , by so much the more as it indulges it self in the most boundless Freedoms . There is a kind of Nature that is to be ...
Pagina 106
... HUMOUR , and , at the same time , place under it the Genealogy of TRUE HUMOUR , that the Reader may at one View behold their different Pedigrees and Relations . FALSEHOOD . NONSENSE . FRENZY.- -LAUGHTER . FALSE HUMOUR . TRUTH . GOOD ...
... HUMOUR , and , at the same time , place under it the Genealogy of TRUE HUMOUR , that the Reader may at one View behold their different Pedigrees and Relations . FALSEHOOD . NONSENSE . FRENZY.- -LAUGHTER . FALSE HUMOUR . TRUTH . GOOD ...
Pagina 432
... Humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a Servant is order'd to present him with a Porringer of Cawdle or Posset - Drink , by way of Admonition that he go home to Bed . That Part of Life which we ordinarily ...
... Humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a Servant is order'd to present him with a Porringer of Cawdle or Posset - Drink , by way of Admonition that he go home to Bed . That Part of Life which we ordinarily ...
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