The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Sense , must be excluded from any Place in the Car- riage of a Well - bred Man . I did not , I confefs , explain my felf enough on this Subject , when I called Dorimant a Clown , and made it an Instance of it , that he called the Orange ...
... Sense , must be excluded from any Place in the Car- riage of a Well - bred Man . I did not , I confefs , explain my felf enough on this Subject , when I called Dorimant a Clown , and made it an Instance of it , that he called the Orange ...
Page 24
... Sense ; and helped to keep up the Reputation of that Latin Proverb , which Mr. Dryden has trans- lated in the following Lines . Great Wit to Madness fure is near ally'd , And thin Partitions do their Bounds divide . MY Reader does , I ...
... Sense ; and helped to keep up the Reputation of that Latin Proverb , which Mr. Dryden has trans- lated in the following Lines . Great Wit to Madness fure is near ally'd , And thin Partitions do their Bounds divide . MY Reader does , I ...
Page 154
... Sense of them will be as agreeable to the Town as any thing I could fay either on the Topicks they treat of , or any other . They both allude to former Papers of mine ; and I do not queftion but the firft , which is upon inward Mourning ...
... Sense of them will be as agreeable to the Town as any thing I could fay either on the Topicks they treat of , or any other . They both allude to former Papers of mine ; and I do not queftion but the firft , which is upon inward Mourning ...
Page 297
... found out this Piece of Exercife , he verily believed he fhould have loft his Senses . AFTER what has been faid , I need not inform my Readers , that Sir Ro- Nr GER GER , with whofe Character I hope they are at N ° 116. The SPECTATOR . 297.
... found out this Piece of Exercife , he verily believed he fhould have loft his Senses . AFTER what has been faid , I need not inform my Readers , that Sir Ro- Nr GER GER , with whofe Character I hope they are at N ° 116. The SPECTATOR . 297.
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