The Spectator, Svazek 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 81
... paper than was expressed in it : that for his part , he looked upon the dromedary , the gridiron , and the barber's pole to signify something more than what was usually meant by those words : and that he thought the coffee - man could ...
... paper than was expressed in it : that for his part , he looked upon the dromedary , the gridiron , and the barber's pole to signify something more than what was usually meant by those words : and that he thought the coffee - man could ...
Strana 323
... papers that are written by the always gives a supernumerary beauty to a clergyman , though others ascribe them to paper , and is sometimes in a manner neces- the club in general : that the papers marked sary , when the writer is engaged ...
... papers that are written by the always gives a supernumerary beauty to a clergyman , though others ascribe them to paper , and is sometimes in a manner neces- the club in general : that the papers marked sary , when the writer is engaged ...
Strana 356
... paper is part of the equipage of the tea - table , I conjure you to print what I now write to you ; for I have no other way to communi- cate what I have to say to the fair sex on the most important circumstance of life , even " the care ...
... paper is part of the equipage of the tea - table , I conjure you to print what I now write to you ; for I have no other way to communi- cate what I have to say to the fair sex on the most important circumstance of life , even " the care ...
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