The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 148
... loft the Gallantry of the old Combatants . I could wish , methinks , thefe Gentlemen had confulted me in the Promulgation of the Conflict . I was obliged by a fair young Maid whom I understood to be called Eliza- beth Prefton , Daughter ...
... loft the Gallantry of the old Combatants . I could wish , methinks , thefe Gentlemen had confulted me in the Promulgation of the Conflict . I was obliged by a fair young Maid whom I understood to be called Eliza- beth Prefton , Daughter ...
Strana 158
... loft the first Volume , and to be short , I will be paid Sir , answered the Chapman , you are a young Man , your Book is loft , and learn by this little Lofs to bear much greater Adverfities , which you must expect to meet with . Yes ...
... loft the first Volume , and to be short , I will be paid Sir , answered the Chapman , you are a young Man , your Book is loft , and learn by this little Lofs to bear much greater Adverfities , which you must expect to meet with . Yes ...
Strana 225
... loft Condition . . · 6 . < 6 SIR , Τ " IT is in vain to multiply Words and make Apologies for what is never to be defended by the beft Ad- vocate in the World , the Guilt of being Unfortunate . " All that a Man in my Condition can do or ...
... loft Condition . . · 6 . < 6 SIR , Τ " IT is in vain to multiply Words and make Apologies for what is never to be defended by the beft Ad- vocate in the World , the Guilt of being Unfortunate . " All that a Man in my Condition can do or ...
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