The Spectator, Svazek 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana iii
... Spectator's Account of himself 2 Of the Club - Sir Roger de Coverley- the Templar - Sir Andrew Freeport- Captain Sentry - Will Honeycomb- The Clergyman 3 Public Credit , a Vision 4 Advantages of the Spectator's Tacitur- nity - Care of ...
... Spectator's Account of himself 2 Of the Club - Sir Roger de Coverley- the Templar - Sir Andrew Freeport- Captain Sentry - Will Honeycomb- The Clergyman 3 Public Credit , a Vision 4 Advantages of the Spectator's Tacitur- nity - Care of ...
Strana ix
... Spectator's opening his Mouth -Commendations of him Addison 512 On Giving Advice 550 Proposal for a new Club 513 Meditation on Death , a Hymn 514 Vision of Mount Parnassus Steele 515 Letters from a Town Coquette to her Friend , and ...
... Spectator's opening his Mouth -Commendations of him Addison 512 On Giving Advice 550 Proposal for a new Club 513 Meditation on Death , a Hymn 514 Vision of Mount Parnassus Steele 515 Letters from a Town Coquette to her Friend , and ...
Strana 349
... Spectator . C. servant . ' ' MR . SPECTATOR , -I am a country gen- tleman of a good plentiful estate , and live as No. 240. ] Wednesday , December 5 , 1711. the rest of my neigh ours with great hos- -Aliter non fit , Avite , liber . the ...
... Spectator . C. servant . ' ' MR . SPECTATOR , -I am a country gen- tleman of a good plentiful estate , and live as No. 240. ] Wednesday , December 5 , 1711. the rest of my neigh ours with great hos- -Aliter non fit , Avite , liber . the ...
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