The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... humour , eloquence , but no ambitious prospects to pursue with these ad- vantages ; therefore to the ordinary world he is per- haps thought to want spirit , but known among his friends to have a mind of the most consummate great- ness ...
... humour , eloquence , but no ambitious prospects to pursue with these ad- vantages ; therefore to the ordinary world he is per- haps thought to want spirit , but known among his friends to have a mind of the most consummate great- ness ...
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... humour . If you are so , all mankind will fall in with the patron , and you are an humourist and untractable if you are capable of being sour at a disappoint- ment but it is the same thing whether you do or do not resent ill usage , you ...
... humour . If you are so , all mankind will fall in with the patron , and you are an humourist and untractable if you are capable of being sour at a disappoint- ment but it is the same thing whether you do or do not resent ill usage , you ...
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... humour accom- panied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , without turning it to any use in the world but merely their own entertainment . A mind which is gratified this way is adapted to humour and pleasantry , and formed ...
... humour accom- panied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , without turning it to any use in the world but merely their own entertainment . A mind which is gratified this way is adapted to humour and pleasantry , and formed ...
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