The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Character of the Person fpeaking . This Exercife would foon ftrengthen his Judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early Seafoning of Morality . · NEXT to thofe Examples which may be met with ⚫ in Books , I ...
... Character of the Person fpeaking . This Exercife would foon ftrengthen his Judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early Seafoning of Morality . · NEXT to thofe Examples which may be met with ⚫ in Books , I ...
Page 152
... Character , adds to the Agreeableness of it . This pleafant Fellow gives one fome Idea of the ancient Pan- tomime , who is faid to have given the Audience , in Dumb- fhew , an exact Idea of any Character or Paffion , or an intelligible ...
... Character , adds to the Agreeableness of it . This pleafant Fellow gives one fome Idea of the ancient Pan- tomime , who is faid to have given the Audience , in Dumb- fhew , an exact Idea of any Character or Paffion , or an intelligible ...
Page 166
... Character of Belinda , as a Woman that has Addrefs enough to demonftrate a Gratitude to her Lover , without giving him Hopes of Succefs in his Paffion . • Belinda has from a great Wit , governed by as great • Prudence , and both adorned ...
... Character of Belinda , as a Woman that has Addrefs enough to demonftrate a Gratitude to her Lover , without giving him Hopes of Succefs in his Paffion . • Belinda has from a great Wit , governed by as great • Prudence , and both adorned ...
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