The Spectator, Volume 5D. Appleton, 1853 |
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Page 35
... entertainments . It is this that bestows charms on a monster , and makes even the imperfections of na- ture ... entertainment . Groves , fields , and meadows , are , at any season of the year , pleasant to look upon , but never ...
... entertainments . It is this that bestows charms on a monster , and makes even the imperfections of na- ture ... entertainment . Groves , fields , and meadows , are , at any season of the year , pleasant to look upon , but never ...
Page 195
... entertainments , but should always rise from them wiser and better than we sat down to them . It is one of the most unaccountable things in our age , that the lewdness of our theatre should be so much complained of , so well exposed ...
... entertainments , but should always rise from them wiser and better than we sat down to them . It is one of the most unaccountable things in our age , that the lewdness of our theatre should be so much complained of , so well exposed ...
Page 212
... entertainments , to sweeten the heavy hours of a decrepid parent , is a resignation truly he- roic . Fidelia ... entertainment of the good old man is , that Fi- delia , where merit and fortune cannot be overlooked by epistolary ...
... entertainments , to sweeten the heavy hours of a decrepid parent , is a resignation truly he- roic . Fidelia ... entertainment of the good old man is , that Fi- delia , where merit and fortune cannot be overlooked by epistolary ...
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