The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1963 - Počet stran: 33 |
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... humble Servant , I am , Sir , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Jack Afterday . ' You will infinitely oblige a distressed Lover , if you will insert in your very next Paper the following Letter to my Mis- tress . You must know I am not a Person apt to ...
... humble Servant , I am , Sir , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Jack Afterday . ' You will infinitely oblige a distressed Lover , if you will insert in your very next Paper the following Letter to my Mis- tress . You must know I am not a Person apt to ...
Strana 367
... humble Servant to Command , ' Dear Madam , Sophia . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my Chamber all that Day . T Your most humble Servant , The SPECTATOR . ' No. 291 . [ ADDISON . ] Saturday , February ...
... humble Servant to Command , ' Dear Madam , Sophia . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my Chamber all that Day . T Your most humble Servant , The SPECTATOR . ' No. 291 . [ ADDISON . ] Saturday , February ...
Strana 456
... humble Servant , Samuel Slack . ' ' CLYTANDER to CLEONE . Madam , Permission to love you is all that I desire , to conquer all the Difficulties those about you place in my Way to surmount , and acquire all those Qualifications you ...
... humble Servant , Samuel Slack . ' ' CLYTANDER to CLEONE . Madam , Permission to love you is all that I desire , to conquer all the Difficulties those about you place in my Way to surmount , and acquire all those Qualifications you ...
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