The Spectator. ...A. and B. Tonson and T. Draper, 1766 |
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Strana 16
... fure Pharamond is not . Know then , that I " have this morning unfortunately killed in a duel " the man whom of all men living I moft loved . " I command myfelf too much in your royal pre fence , to fay , Pharamond , give me my friend ...
... fure Pharamond is not . Know then , that I " have this morning unfortunately killed in a duel " the man whom of all men living I moft loved . " I command myfelf too much in your royal pre fence , to fay , Pharamond , give me my friend ...
Strana 23
... fure , that he had in his mind fome general implicit notion of this art of phyfiognomy which I have just now mentioned ; and that , when his courtiers told him his face was made like an eagle's , he un- derstood them in the fame manner ...
... fure , that he had in his mind fome general implicit notion of this art of phyfiognomy which I have just now mentioned ; and that , when his courtiers told him his face was made like an eagle's , he un- derstood them in the fame manner ...
Strana 34
... fure ; for yesterday was once to- 14morrow . 7 That yesterday is gone , and nothing gain'd ; And all thy fruitlefs days will thus be drain'd For thou haft more to - morrow yet to afk , And wilt be ever to begin thy talk ; Who , like the ...
... fure ; for yesterday was once to- 14morrow . 7 That yesterday is gone , and nothing gain'd ; And all thy fruitlefs days will thus be drain'd For thou haft more to - morrow yet to afk , And wilt be ever to begin thy talk ; Who , like the ...
Strana 45
... fure to obferve , that there are people who can refign nothing , and know not how to give up what they know they cannot hold ; that there are those who will not allow youth their follies , not because are themselves paft them , but ...
... fure to obferve , that there are people who can refign nothing , and know not how to give up what they know they cannot hold ; that there are those who will not allow youth their follies , not because are themselves paft them , but ...
Strana 71
... he would not go further in punishing in others crimes which he was fatisfied he himself was moft guilty of , in that he might might have prevented them by fpeaking his difplea- fure fooner No 97. THE SPECTATOR . 71 No 97. ...
... he would not go further in punishing in others crimes which he was fatisfied he himself was moft guilty of , in that he might might have prevented them by fpeaking his difplea- fure fooner No 97. THE SPECTATOR . 71 No 97. ...
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