The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... humour should always lie under the check of reason , and that it requires the direction of the nicest judgment , by so much the more as it in- dulges itself in the most boundless freedoms . There is a kind of nature that is to be ...
... humour should always lie under the check of reason , and that it requires the direction of the nicest judgment , by so much the more as it in- dulges itself in the most boundless freedoms . There is a kind of nature that is to be ...
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... Humour to be a person , deduce to him all his qualifications , according to the following genealogy . Truth was the founder of the family , and the father of Good Sense . Good Sense was the fa- ther of Wit , who married a lady of ...
... Humour to be a person , deduce to him all his qualifications , according to the following genealogy . Truth was the founder of the family , and the father of Good Sense . Good Sense was the fa- ther of Wit , who married a lady of ...
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... Humour , and , at the same time , place under it the genealogy of True Humour , that the reader may at one view behold their different pedigrees and relations . Falsehood . Nonsense . Frenzy . . . . . Laughter , * False Humour . Truth ...
... Humour , and , at the same time , place under it the genealogy of True Humour , that the reader may at one view behold their different pedigrees and relations . Falsehood . Nonsense . Frenzy . . . . . Laughter , * False Humour . Truth ...
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