The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Bände 1-2J. J. Woodward, 1832 - 895 Seiten |
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... Picts - no Faith to be kept with them 42 English Tragedy - Methods to aggran- dize the person in Tragedy 43 Account of the Hebdomadal Club - Re- marks on Dulness 44 Stage tricks to excite Pity - Dramatic Murders 45 Ill Consequences of ...
... Picts - no Faith to be kept with them 42 English Tragedy - Methods to aggran- dize the person in Tragedy 43 Account of the Hebdomadal Club - Re- marks on Dulness 44 Stage tricks to excite Pity - Dramatic Murders 45 Ill Consequences of ...
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... ugly , and a top toast in the club ; but I never heard him so lavish of his fine things , When Julius Cæsar was lampooned by Catullus , he invited 6 No. 17. ] 41 THE SPECTATOR . Women called Picts-no Faith to kept with them.
... ugly , and a top toast in the club ; but I never heard him so lavish of his fine things , When Julius Cæsar was lampooned by Catullus , he invited 6 No. 17. ] 41 THE SPECTATOR . Women called Picts-no Faith to kept with them.
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... Picts behold all things with the same air , whether they are joyful or sad ; the same fixed insensibility appears upon that pains to invite the approach of lovers , all occasions . A Pict , though she takes all is obliged to keep them ...
... Picts behold all things with the same air , whether they are joyful or sad ; the same fixed insensibility appears upon that pains to invite the approach of lovers , all occasions . A Pict , though she takes all is obliged to keep them ...
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... Pict stood before him in the utmost confusion with the prettiest smirk imagina- ble on the finished side of her face , pale as ashes on the other . Honeycomb seized all her galley - pots and washes , and carried off his handkerchief ...
... Pict stood before him in the utmost confusion with the prettiest smirk imagina- ble on the finished side of her face , pale as ashes on the other . Honeycomb seized all her galley - pots and washes , and carried off his handkerchief ...
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... Pict his grandsire won . ** Here , if the poet had not been vivacious , as well as stupid , he could not , in the warmth and hurry of nonsense , have been capable of forgetting that neither Prince Voltager , nor his grandfather , could ...
... Pict his grandsire won . ** Here , if the poet had not been vivacious , as well as stupid , he could not , in the warmth and hurry of nonsense , have been capable of forgetting that neither Prince Voltager , nor his grandfather , could ...
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