The Spectator, no. 315-635Harper & brothers, 1868 |
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... racter , that could balance the disadvantage of an unequal fortune . In the mean time the son continued his application to me , and omitted no occasion of demonstrating the most disinterested passion imaginable to me ; and in plain ...
... racter , that could balance the disadvantage of an unequal fortune . In the mean time the son continued his application to me , and omitted no occasion of demonstrating the most disinterested passion imaginable to me ; and in plain ...
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... racter which is given us of him denotes that generous scorn and intrepidity which attends heroic virtue . The author doubt- less designed it as a pattern to those who live among mankind in their present state of degeneracy and ...
... racter which is given us of him denotes that generous scorn and intrepidity which attends heroic virtue . The author doubt- less designed it as a pattern to those who live among mankind in their present state of degeneracy and ...
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... character . Mrs. Porter obliged me so very much in the exquisite sense she seemed to have of the honourable sentiments and noble passions in the cha- racter of Hermione , that I shall appear in her behalf at a comedy , though I have no ...
... character . Mrs. Porter obliged me so very much in the exquisite sense she seemed to have of the honourable sentiments and noble passions in the cha- racter of Hermione , that I shall appear in her behalf at a comedy , though I have no ...
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... racter , ascribes to him a speech full of those fables and allegories which old men take delight in relating , and which are very proper for instruction . The gods , ' says he , suffer themselves to be prevailed upon by entreaties ...
... racter , ascribes to him a speech full of those fables and allegories which old men take delight in relating , and which are very proper for instruction . The gods , ' says he , suffer themselves to be prevailed upon by entreaties ...
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... racter has been very rudely treated , an- is the nurse of it , and mother of all perfec - swered a great deal of heat and intemper- tion . All this must be received with mo- desty and wisdom . " The chymical people carry , in all their ...
... racter has been very rudely treated , an- is the nurse of it , and mother of all perfec - swered a great deal of heat and intemper- tion . All this must be received with mo- desty and wisdom . " The chymical people carry , in all their ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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