The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana xxix
... Letter are the work of those Writers whose names are indicated by the Initial Letters . 1 Addison 2 Steele 3 Addison 4 Steele $ Addison 50 Addison 51 52 Steele 53 . 6 Steele 7 and John Hughes , Chalmers 54 Steele 96 Steele . Signature T ...
... Letter are the work of those Writers whose names are indicated by the Initial Letters . 1 Addison 2 Steele 3 Addison 4 Steele $ Addison 50 Addison 51 52 Steele 53 . 6 Steele 7 and John Hughes , Chalmers 54 Steele 96 Steele . Signature T ...
Strana xxx
... Letter Leonora , 230 John Hughes : last Letter Steele 231 Addison and John Hughes : the Letter Chalmers 232 Sig . Z. Eustace Budgell , 12mo . Ed . Annotator to Henry Martyn * 270 Steele , T. 271 The Baskerville 4to . not Addison ; 8vo ...
... Letter Leonora , 230 John Hughes : last Letter Steele 231 Addison and John Hughes : the Letter Chalmers 232 Sig . Z. Eustace Budgell , 12mo . Ed . Annotator to Henry Martyn * 270 Steele , T. 271 The Baskerville 4to . not Addison ; 8vo ...
Strana 460
... letter means by ' ' tis in vain to deny it . ' I shall stay here all the evening . " Your amazed CYNTHIO . " " FLAVIA . " Robin gave an account that she looked excessive angry when she gave him the letter ; and that he told her , for ...
... letter means by ' ' tis in vain to deny it . ' I shall stay here all the evening . " Your amazed CYNTHIO . " " FLAVIA . " Robin gave an account that she looked excessive angry when she gave him the letter ; and that he told her , for ...
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