The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 52
... say for itfelf , I fhall not determine ; but I think it is very wonderful to fee perfons of the beft fenfe paffing away a dozen hours together in fhuffling and di- viding a pack of cards , with no other converfation but what is made up ...
... say for itfelf , I fhall not determine ; but I think it is very wonderful to fee perfons of the beft fenfe paffing away a dozen hours together in fhuffling and di- viding a pack of cards , with no other converfation but what is made up ...
Strana 59
... say we fee often , in the next tender things to children , tears • fhed without much grieving . Thus it is common to fhed tears without much forrow , and as common to • fuffer much forrow without fhedding tears . Grief and ⚫weeping are ...
... say we fee often , in the next tender things to children , tears • fhed without much grieving . Thus it is common to fhed tears without much forrow , and as common to • fuffer much forrow without fhedding tears . Grief and ⚫weeping are ...
Strana 248
... twenty times over , and such a remarkable 6 . " I have heard old cunning Stagers Say , Fools for arguments lay wagers . " Hud . P. 2. G. I. v . 297 • incis " < incident as that , could not escape him 248 N ° 145 THE SPECTATOR .
... twenty times over , and such a remarkable 6 . " I have heard old cunning Stagers Say , Fools for arguments lay wagers . " Hud . P. 2. G. I. v . 297 • incis " < incident as that , could not escape him 248 N ° 145 THE SPECTATOR .
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