The Spectator, Volume 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Page 34
... endeavour to raise Terror and Pity in their Au- dience , not by proper Senti- A ments and Expreffions , but by the Dreffes Dreffes and Decorations of the Stage . There is fomething 34 The SPECTATOR . N ° 42 . N° 42. ...
... endeavour to raise Terror and Pity in their Au- dience , not by proper Senti- A ments and Expreffions , but by the Dreffes Dreffes and Decorations of the Stage . There is fomething 34 The SPECTATOR . N ° 42 . N° 42. ...
Page 80
... my want of Merit , and for that reafon fhall endeavour at all ' Times to make up my own Failures , ' by ، by introducing and recommending to the Club Perfons of 8.0 The SPECTATOR . N ° 48 : N° 48. Wednesday, April 25. ...
... my want of Merit , and for that reafon fhall endeavour at all ' Times to make up my own Failures , ' by ، by introducing and recommending to the Club Perfons of 8.0 The SPECTATOR . N ° 48 : N° 48. Wednesday, April 25. ...
Page 117
... endeavour by all means to make them fenfible , that the Honour payed to them is only upon Account of their conducting themfelves with Virtue , Modefty , and Difcretion . -do NOWto purfue the Matter yet further , and to render your Cares ...
... endeavour by all means to make them fenfible , that the Honour payed to them is only upon Account of their conducting themfelves with Virtue , Modefty , and Difcretion . -do NOWto purfue the Matter yet further , and to render your Cares ...
Page 136
... endeavour to outshing one another in Pomp and Splendor , and having no Fears to alarm them from a- broad , indulge themselves in the Enjoy- ment of all the Pleafures they can get into their Poffeffion ; which naturally produces Avarice ...
... endeavour to outshing one another in Pomp and Splendor , and having no Fears to alarm them from a- broad , indulge themselves in the Enjoy- ment of all the Pleafures they can get into their Poffeffion ; which naturally produces Avarice ...
Page 151
... endeavour to clear them of , is that Party - Rage which of late Years is very much crept into their Converfation . This is , in its Nature , a Male Vice , and made up of many an- gry and cruel Paffions that are altoge- ther repugnant to ...
... endeavour to clear them of , is that Party - Rage which of late Years is very much crept into their Converfation . This is , in its Nature , a Male Vice , and made up of many an- gry and cruel Paffions that are altoge- ther repugnant to ...
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