The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... Hudibras, and the old Gentleman in Oldham, [3] with all the celebrated ill Faces of Antiquity, as Furniture for the Club Room. As they have always been profess'd Admirers of the other Sex, so they unanimously declare that they will give ...
... Hudibras, and the old Gentleman in Oldham, [3] with all the celebrated ill Faces of Antiquity, as Furniture for the Club Room. As they have always been profess'd Admirers of the other Sex, so they unanimously declare that they will give ...
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... , caused Thomist perversion of the name of Duns into its use as Dunce and tradition of the subtle Doctor's extreme personal ugliness. Doctor Subtilis was translated The Lath Doctor. Scarron we have just spoken of . Hudibras's outward gifts.
... , caused Thomist perversion of the name of Duns into its use as Dunce and tradition of the subtle Doctor's extreme personal ugliness. Doctor Subtilis was translated The Lath Doctor. Scarron we have just spoken of . Hudibras's outward gifts.
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J. ADDISON. Scarron we have just spoken of . Hudibras's outward gifts are described in Part I. , Canto i . , lines 240-296 of the poem . ' His beard In cut and dye so like a tile A sudden view it would beguile : The upper part thereof ...
J. ADDISON. Scarron we have just spoken of . Hudibras's outward gifts are described in Part I. , Canto i . , lines 240-296 of the poem . ' His beard In cut and dye so like a tile A sudden view it would beguile : The upper part thereof ...
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