The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 240
... acquaintance , and are rude . Therefore pray put this in your paper as soon as you can possibly , to prevent any future miscarriages of this nature . I am , as I ever shall be , dear Spec . , " Your most obedient humble Servant , " MARY ...
... acquaintance , and are rude . Therefore pray put this in your paper as soon as you can possibly , to prevent any future miscarriages of this nature . I am , as I ever shall be , dear Spec . , " Your most obedient humble Servant , " MARY ...
Strana 242
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spectator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances ...
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spectator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances ...
Strana 420
... acquaintance , to court that time and chance which is said to happen to every man . ” — T . No. 361. ] THURSDAY , APRIL 24 , 1712 . Tartaream intendit vocem , qua protinus omnis Contremuit domus VIRG . Æn . vii . 514 . The blast ...
... acquaintance , to court that time and chance which is said to happen to every man . ” — T . No. 361. ] THURSDAY , APRIL 24 , 1712 . Tartaream intendit vocem , qua protinus omnis Contremuit domus VIRG . Æn . vii . 514 . The blast ...
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