The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 101
... agreeable , as we love to fee a Picture where the Refemblance is juft , or the Pofture and Air graceful . But we often find eminent Writers very faulty in this re- fpect ; Great Scholars are apt to fetch their Comparisons and Allufions ...
... agreeable , as we love to fee a Picture where the Refemblance is juft , or the Pofture and Air graceful . But we often find eminent Writers very faulty in this re- fpect ; Great Scholars are apt to fetch their Comparisons and Allufions ...
Page 107
... agreeable Man makes his Friends enjoy themselves , rather than him , while he is in their Company . Callifthenes does this with inimitable Pleasantry . He whispered a Friend the other Day , fo as to be overheard by a young Officer , who ...
... agreeable Man makes his Friends enjoy themselves , rather than him , while he is in their Company . Callifthenes does this with inimitable Pleasantry . He whispered a Friend the other Day , fo as to be overheard by a young Officer , who ...
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... agreeable than has yet appeared . KASUTADE POLA SVES RI Saturday , July 12 . T Νο 429 Populumque falfis dedocet uti Vocibus Hor . Od . 2. 1. z . v . 19 . CREECH . From Cheats of Words the Croud he brings To real Eftimate of Things . Mr ...
... agreeable than has yet appeared . KASUTADE POLA SVES RI Saturday , July 12 . T Νο 429 Populumque falfis dedocet uti Vocibus Hor . Od . 2. 1. z . v . 19 . CREECH . From Cheats of Words the Croud he brings To real Eftimate of Things . Mr ...
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