The Spectator, Svazek 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 32
... keep up the spirit of a paper which I oblige myself to furnish every day ; but to make them easy in this parti- cular , I will promise them faithfully to give it over as soon as I grow dull . This I know will be a matter of great ...
... keep up the spirit of a paper which I oblige myself to furnish every day ; but to make them easy in this parti- cular , I will promise them faithfully to give it over as soon as I grow dull . This I know will be a matter of great ...
Strana 291
... keep me at sword's length , and never let me close with him ; so that I had nothing left but to hold my tongue , and give my antago- nist free leave to smile at his victory , who I found , like Hudibras , could still change sides , and ...
... keep me at sword's length , and never let me close with him ; so that I had nothing left but to hold my tongue , and give my antago- nist free leave to smile at his victory , who I found , like Hudibras , could still change sides , and ...
Strana 453
... keep my son at home , he is in danger of becoming my young master ; if I send him abroad , it is scarce possible to keep him from the reigning contagion of rudeness and vice . He will perhaps be more innocent at home , but more ignorant ...
... keep my son at home , he is in danger of becoming my young master ; if I send him abroad , it is scarce possible to keep him from the reigning contagion of rudeness and vice . He will perhaps be more innocent at home , but more ignorant ...
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