The Spectator, Svazek 4Dent, 1963 |
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... tell you what Sin it was that set such a Man's House on Fire , or blew down his Barns . Talk to her of an unfortunate young Lady that lost her Beauty by the Small - Pox , she fetches a deep Sigh , and tells you , that when she had a ...
... tell you what Sin it was that set such a Man's House on Fire , or blew down his Barns . Talk to her of an unfortunate young Lady that lost her Beauty by the Small - Pox , she fetches a deep Sigh , and tells you , that when she had a ...
Strana 183
... tell me that every Body reckoned her Lady had the purest Red and White in the World . Then she would tell me I was the most like one Sisly Dobson in their Town , who made the Miller make away with himself , and walk afterwards in the ...
... tell me that every Body reckoned her Lady had the purest Red and White in the World . Then she would tell me I was the most like one Sisly Dobson in their Town , who made the Miller make away with himself , and walk afterwards in the ...
Strana 324
... tell , or whether out of the Body , I cannot tell : God knoweth ) such a one caught up to the third Heaven . And I knew such a Man ( whether in the Body , or out of the Body , I cannot tell : God knoweth ) how that he was caught up into ...
... tell , or whether out of the Body , I cannot tell : God knoweth ) such a one caught up to the third Heaven . And I knew such a Man ( whether in the Body , or out of the Body , I cannot tell : God knoweth ) how that he was caught up into ...
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talk these Things of You and You cannot hide from us | 8 |
CONTENTS | 320 |
Essays Nos 556635 Friday June | 447 |
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