The Spectator, Том 2Dent, 1945 |
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... Character . If all these secret Springs of Detraction fail , yet very often a vain Ostentation of Wit sets a Man on attacking an established Name , and sacri- ficing it to the Mirth and Laughter of those about him . A Satyr or a Libel ...
... Character . If all these secret Springs of Detraction fail , yet very often a vain Ostentation of Wit sets a Man on attacking an established Name , and sacri- ficing it to the Mirth and Laughter of those about him . A Satyr or a Libel ...
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... Character which gives Name to the Play , is one who has behaved her self with heroick Virtue in the most important Circumstances of a female Life , those of a Wife , a Widow , and a Mother . If there be those whose Minds have been too ...
... Character which gives Name to the Play , is one who has behaved her self with heroick Virtue in the most important Circumstances of a female Life , those of a Wife , a Widow , and a Mother . If there be those whose Minds have been too ...
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... Character . Such are his Apprehensions of a second Battel , his Horrors of Annihilation , his preferring to be miserable rather than not to be . I need not observe , that the Contrast of Thought in this Speech , and that which precedes ...
... Character . Such are his Apprehensions of a second Battel , his Horrors of Annihilation , his preferring to be miserable rather than not to be . I need not observe , that the Contrast of Thought in this Speech , and that which precedes ...
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