The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 72
... took me on his Knees , and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the Nobles of Ithaca , O my Friends , fays he , into your Hands I commit the Education of my Son ; if you ever lov'd his Father , fhew it in your ...
... took me on his Knees , and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the Nobles of Ithaca , O my Friends , fays he , into your Hands I commit the Education of my Son ; if you ever lov'd his Father , fhew it in your ...
Page 118
... took notice Triplett recorded all this Malice in his Heart ; and faw in his Countenance , and a certain waggifh Shrug , that he defign'd to repeat the Converfa- tion : I therefore let the Difcourfe die , and foon after took an Occafion ...
... took notice Triplett recorded all this Malice in his Heart ; and faw in his Countenance , and a certain waggifh Shrug , that he defign'd to repeat the Converfa- tion : I therefore let the Difcourfe die , and foon after took an Occafion ...
Page 127
... took the matters of Fact as they came down to him , and circumftanced them after his own manner , to make them appear the more natural , agreeable , or furprising . I believe very many Readers have been fhocked at that ludicrous ...
... took the matters of Fact as they came down to him , and circumftanced them after his own manner , to make them appear the more natural , agreeable , or furprising . I believe very many Readers have been fhocked at that ludicrous ...
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