The Spectator, Том 3Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 |
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... observe , that the appetites are sooner moved than the passions . A sly expres- sion , which alludes to bawdry , puts a whole row into a pleasing smirk ; when a good sentence that describes an inward sentiment of the soul , is re ...
... observe , that the appetites are sooner moved than the passions . A sly expres- sion , which alludes to bawdry , puts a whole row into a pleasing smirk ; when a good sentence that describes an inward sentiment of the soul , is re ...
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... observe his imperfections more than his virtues ? and to make use of him for the sport of others rather than for our own improvement ? We therefore very often find that persons the most accomplished in ridicule are those who are very ...
... observe his imperfections more than his virtues ? and to make use of him for the sport of others rather than for our own improvement ? We therefore very often find that persons the most accomplished in ridicule are those who are very ...
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... observe the pericar- dium , or outward case of the heart , which we did very attentively ; and by the help of our glasses discerned in it millions of little scars , which seemed to have been occasioned by the points of innumera- ble ...
... observe the pericar- dium , or outward case of the heart , which we did very attentively ; and by the help of our glasses discerned in it millions of little scars , which seemed to have been occasioned by the points of innumera- ble ...
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