The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 12
... say to him , and bid him and all the Men in the World go out of her Sight ; but the Maid followed , and bid him bring an Answer . CYNTHIO returned as follows . 6 6 Madam , T June 4 , Three Afternoon , 1712 . HAT your Maid and the Bearer ...
... say to him , and bid him and all the Men in the World go out of her Sight ; but the Maid followed , and bid him bring an Answer . CYNTHIO returned as follows . 6 6 Madam , T June 4 , Three Afternoon , 1712 . HAT your Maid and the Bearer ...
Strana 73
... Say then , that to introduce into Architecture this Gran- deur of Manner , we ought fo to proceed , that the Divi- fion of the principal Members of the Order may confift but of few Parts , that they be all great and of a bold and ample ...
... Say then , that to introduce into Architecture this Gran- deur of Manner , we ought fo to proceed , that the Divi- fion of the principal Members of the Order may confift but of few Parts , that they be all great and of a bold and ample ...
Strana 250
... Saying among the Scotch , that an Ounce of Mother is worth a Pound of Clergy ; I was fenfible of the Truth of this Saying , when I found the Difference between the Weight of natural Parts , and that of Learning . The Obfervation which I ...
... Saying among the Scotch , that an Ounce of Mother is worth a Pound of Clergy ; I was fenfible of the Truth of this Saying , when I found the Difference between the Weight of natural Parts , and that of Learning . The Obfervation which I ...
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