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27. oldal
There is another sort of imaginary beings , that we sometimes meet with among
the poets , when the author represents any passion , appetite , virtue , or vice ,
under a visible shape , and makes it a person or an actor in his poem . Of this
nature ...
There is another sort of imaginary beings , that we sometimes meet with among
the poets , when the author represents any passion , appetite , virtue , or vice ,
under a visible shape , and makes it a person or an actor in his poem . Of this
nature ...
52. oldal
Else why should virtue provoke ? Why should beauty displease in such a degree
, that a man given to scandal never lets the mention of either pass by him ,
without offering something to the diminution of it ? A lady the other day at a visit ,
being ...
Else why should virtue provoke ? Why should beauty displease in such a degree
, that a man given to scandal never lets the mention of either pass by him ,
without offering something to the diminution of it ? A lady the other day at a visit ,
being ...
79. oldal
Modesty is our distinguishing character , as vivacity is theirs : and when this our
national virtue appears in that female beauty for which our British ladies are
celebrated above all others in the universe , it makes up the most amiable object
that ...
Modesty is our distinguishing character , as vivacity is theirs : and when this our
national virtue appears in that female beauty for which our British ladies are
celebrated above all others in the universe , it makes up the most amiable object
that ...
98. oldal
The practice of this virtue administers great comfort to the mind of man in times of
poverty and affliction , but most of all in the hour of death . When the soul is
hovering in the last moments of its separation , when it is just entering on another
...
The practice of this virtue administers great comfort to the mind of man in times of
poverty and affliction , but most of all in the hour of death . When the soul is
hovering in the last moments of its separation , when it is just entering on another
...
111. oldal
There is , and ever will be , justice enough in the world to afford patronage and
protection for those who endeavour to advance truth and virtue , without regard to
the passions and prejudices of any particular cause or faction . If I have any other
...
There is , and ever will be , justice enough in the world to afford patronage and
protection for those who endeavour to advance truth and virtue , without regard to
the passions and prejudices of any particular cause or faction . If I have any other
...
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The Spectator, 8. kötet 4-9. kötet/British essayists The Spectator |
| Kiadó | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Eredeti forrása | A Wisconsini Egyetem - Madison |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. nov. 10. |
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