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3. oldal
474 . Wednes Asperitas agrestis & inconcinna . - Hor . day , • Mr. SPECTATOR ,
Sept. 3 , 1712 . EING of the Number of those that have lately retired Upeasiness
in the Country where I am , arises rather from the Society than the Solitude of it .
474 . Wednes Asperitas agrestis & inconcinna . - Hor . day , • Mr. SPECTATOR ,
Sept. 3 , 1712 . EING of the Number of those that have lately retired Upeasiness
in the Country where I am , arises rather from the Society than the Solitude of it .
7. oldal
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. Infirmary makes me
resolved to fall into that Project ; and No. 474 . as we should be but Five , the
Terrors of an involuntary Wednesa day , Separation , which our Number cannot
so ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. Infirmary makes me
resolved to fall into that Project ; and No. 474 . as we should be but Five , the
Terrors of an involuntary Wednesa day , Separation , which our Number cannot
so ...
18. oldal
I fancy'd it must be very surprizing to any one who enters into a Detail of Fashions
, to consider how far the Vanity of Mankind has laid it self out in Dress , what a
prodigious Number of People it maintains , and what a Circulation of Money it ...
I fancy'd it must be very surprizing to any one who enters into a Detail of Fashions
, to consider how far the Vanity of Mankind has laid it self out in Dress , what a
prodigious Number of People it maintains , and what a Circulation of Money it ...
22. oldal
If the chief Coffeerhouses , the Conversations of which Places are carry'd on by
Persons , each of whom has his little Number of Followers and Admirers , would
name from among themselves two or three to be inserted , they should be put up
...
If the chief Coffeerhouses , the Conversations of which Places are carry'd on by
Persons , each of whom has his little Number of Followers and Admirers , would
name from among themselves two or three to be inserted , they should be put up
...
47. oldal
Now , tho ' by this I shall not , perhaps , lessen the Number of the Admirers of his
Complexion , I shall have a fair Chance to divide the Passengers by the
irresistible Force of mine . I expect sudden Dispatches from you , with Advice of
the ...
Now , tho ' by this I shall not , perhaps , lessen the Number of the Admirers of his
Complexion , I shall have a fair Chance to divide the Passengers by the
irresistible Force of mine . I expect sudden Dispatches from you , with Advice of
the ...
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The Spectator, 4. kötet Everyman's library 164-167. kiadás/Everyman's library. Essays The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Szerzők | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Szerkesztő | George Gregory Smith |
| Kiadó | J.M. Dent & Company, 1913 |
| Eredeti forrása | Ohioi Állami Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. júl. 1. |
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