The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 90
... talk to each other , but every Man claims the full Liberty of talking to himself . Instead of Snuff- boxes and Canes , which are usual Helps to Discourse with other young Fellows , these have each some Piece of Ribbon , a broken Fan ...
... talk to each other , but every Man claims the full Liberty of talking to himself . Instead of Snuff- boxes and Canes , which are usual Helps to Discourse with other young Fellows , these have each some Piece of Ribbon , a broken Fan ...
Pagina 119
... talk : Good Gods ! how he would talk ! That unexpected Break in the Line , and turning the De- scription of his manner of Talking into an Admiration of it , is inexpressibly beautiful , and wonderfully suited to the fond Character of ...
... talk : Good Gods ! how he would talk ! That unexpected Break in the Line , and turning the De- scription of his manner of Talking into an Admiration of it , is inexpressibly beautiful , and wonderfully suited to the fond Character of ...
Pagina 322
... talk of nothing else , is a very indifferent Companion , and what we call a Pedant . But , methinks , we should ... talks in a Camp , and is storming Towns , making Lodgments , and fighting Battels from one end of the Year to the other ...
... talk of nothing else , is a very indifferent Companion , and what we call a Pedant . But , methinks , we should ... talks in a Camp , and is storming Towns , making Lodgments , and fighting Battels from one end of the Year to the other ...
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