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Pagina 19
She does not receive any fatisfaction from the applaufes , which the gives herself , but from the admiration which the raises in others . She flourishes in courts and palaces , theatres and affemblies , and has no existence but when she ...
She does not receive any fatisfaction from the applaufes , which the gives herself , but from the admiration which the raises in others . She flourishes in courts and palaces , theatres and affemblies , and has no existence but when she ...
Pagina 26
Our mirth is the laughter of fools , and our admiration the wonder of idiots ; elfe fuch improbable , monftrous , and incoherent dreams could not go off as they do , not only without the utmoft fcorn and contempt , but even with the ...
Our mirth is the laughter of fools , and our admiration the wonder of idiots ; elfe fuch improbable , monftrous , and incoherent dreams could not go off as they do , not only without the utmoft fcorn and contempt , but even with the ...
Pagina 34
For this reafon the Italian artifts cannot agree with our English musicians , in admiring Purcell's compofitions ... Thus the notes of interrogation , or admiration , in the Italian mufio , if one may fo call them , which refemble their ...
For this reafon the Italian artifts cannot agree with our English musicians , in admiring Purcell's compofitions ... Thus the notes of interrogation , or admiration , in the Italian mufio , if one may fo call them , which refemble their ...
Pagina 44
When I think how oddly this lady is improved by learning , I look upon her with a mixture of admiration and pity . Amidft thefe innocent entertainments which he has formed to herself , how much more valuable does the appear than thofe ...
When I think how oddly this lady is improved by learning , I look upon her with a mixture of admiration and pity . Amidft thefe innocent entertainments which he has formed to herself , how much more valuable does the appear than thofe ...
Pagina 45
they have in the consciousness that they are the objects of love and admiration , are ever changing the air of their countenances , and altering the attitude of their bodies , to strike the hearts of the beholders with new fenfe of ...
they have in the consciousness that they are the objects of love and admiration , are ever changing the air of their countenances , and altering the attitude of their bodies , to strike the hearts of the beholders with new fenfe of ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator Volume 1 van The Spectator:, Sir Richard Steele |
| Auteurs | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Openbare bibliotheek van Lyon |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 okt 2011 |
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