The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... manner before so great an Assembly . As to the Mechanism and Scenary , every thing , indeed , was uniform , and of a Piece , and the Scenes were managed very dexterously ; which calls on me to take Notice , that at the Hay- Market the ...
... manner before so great an Assembly . As to the Mechanism and Scenary , every thing , indeed , was uniform , and of a Piece , and the Scenes were managed very dexterously ; which calls on me to take Notice , that at the Hay- Market the ...
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... Manner, as to divert the Eyes of others from the best use they can make of them, even looking up to Heaven. 'SIR, There never was (I believe) an acceptable Man, but had some awkward Imitators. Ever since the SPECTATOR appear'd, have I ...
... Manner, as to divert the Eyes of others from the best use they can make of them, even looking up to Heaven. 'SIR, There never was (I believe) an acceptable Man, but had some awkward Imitators. Ever since the SPECTATOR appear'd, have I ...
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... Manner of his declaring himself gave his Mistress occasion for a very hearty Laughter.—Nay, says he, I knew you would Laugh at me, but I'll ask your Father. He did so; the Father received his Intelligence with no less Joy than Surprize ...
... Manner of his declaring himself gave his Mistress occasion for a very hearty Laughter.—Nay, says he, I knew you would Laugh at me, but I'll ask your Father. He did so; the Father received his Intelligence with no less Joy than Surprize ...
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... Manner with which he delivers himself, as by the Strength of Argument and Force of Reason which he makes use of. WILL. HONEYCOMB immediately agreed, that what he had said was right; and that for his Part, he would not insist upon the ...
... Manner with which he delivers himself, as by the Strength of Argument and Force of Reason which he makes use of. WILL. HONEYCOMB immediately agreed, that what he had said was right; and that for his Part, he would not insist upon the ...
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