The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 235
... late letter from Statira gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affrented at the design your late behaviour discovered you had in your addresses to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
... late letter from Statira gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affrented at the design your late behaviour discovered you had in your addresses to me ; but I impute it to the degeneracy of the ...
Strana 339
... late junket which he No. 298. ] MONDAY , FEBRUARY , 11 , 1711-12 . was invited to , the motion being made , and the Nusquam tuta fides — VIRG . Æn . iv . 373 . Honour is no where safe . London , Feb. 9 , 1711-12 . “ MR . SPECTATOR , " I ...
... late junket which he No. 298. ] MONDAY , FEBRUARY , 11 , 1711-12 . was invited to , the motion being made , and the Nusquam tuta fides — VIRG . Æn . iv . 373 . Honour is no where safe . London , Feb. 9 , 1711-12 . “ MR . SPECTATOR , " I ...
Strana 661
... late in he evening , the dogs flew at him with so much fury , at they would have worried him if his brethren ad not come to his assistance ; upon which , says y author , the dogs were all of them hanged , as aving lost their original ...
... late in he evening , the dogs flew at him with so much fury , at they would have worried him if his brethren ad not come to his assistance ; upon which , says y author , the dogs were all of them hanged , as aving lost their original ...
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