The Spectator, 第 1 卷1793 |
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第 137 頁
... Sense . Good Senfe was the father of Wit , married a lady of a collateral line called Mirth , by whom he had iffue Humour . Humour therefore being the youngest of this illuftrious family , and defcended from parents of fuch different ...
... Sense . Good Senfe was the father of Wit , married a lady of a collateral line called Mirth , by whom he had iffue Humour . Humour therefore being the youngest of this illuftrious family , and defcended from parents of fuch different ...
第 138 頁
... SENSE . WIT . MIRTH . HUMOUR . I might extend the allegory , by metioning several of the children of Falfe Humour , who are more in number than the fands of the fea , and might in par- ticular enumerate the many fons and daughters which ...
... SENSE . WIT . MIRTH . HUMOUR . I might extend the allegory , by metioning several of the children of Falfe Humour , who are more in number than the fands of the fea , and might in par- ticular enumerate the many fons and daughters which ...
第 149 頁
... sense of their beauty . The dreffing part of our sex , whose minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be re- garded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unufual ...
... sense of their beauty . The dreffing part of our sex , whose minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be re- garded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unufual ...
第 181 頁
... , and have brought home with them all the modefty , difcretion , and good sense that they went abroad with : As , on the contrary , there are R 2 great great numbers of travelled ladies , who have lived all THE SPECTATOR . 181.
... , and have brought home with them all the modefty , difcretion , and good sense that they went abroad with : As , on the contrary , there are R 2 great great numbers of travelled ladies , who have lived all THE SPECTATOR . 181.
第 232 頁
... sense of it . The pair of wings confift of twelve verses , or rather feathers , every verfe decreasing gradually in its measure according to its fituation in the wing . The fubject of it , as in the rest of the poems which follow ...
... sense of it . The pair of wings confift of twelve verses , or rather feathers , every verfe decreasing gradually in its measure according to its fituation in the wing . The fubject of it , as in the rest of the poems which follow ...
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