The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... subject . TAT . Vol . I. and note , Nos . 25 , 26 , 29 , & c . THEATRE , No. 19 , and 26 ; SPECT . Nos . 97 , and 99 ; and GUARD . Nos . 20 , 129 , 133 , and 161 . N ° 85 Thursday , June 7 , 1711 . Interdum fpeciofa locis , morataque ...
... subject . TAT . Vol . I. and note , Nos . 25 , 26 , 29 , & c . THEATRE , No. 19 , and 26 ; SPECT . Nos . 97 , and 99 ; and GUARD . Nos . 20 , 129 , 133 , and 161 . N ° 85 Thursday , June 7 , 1711 . Interdum fpeciofa locis , morataque ...
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and bears fome affinity to the subject we are now upon . A Sultan of Egypt , who was an infidel , used to laugh at this circumftance in Mahomet's life , as what was alto- gether impoffible and abfurd : but converfing one day with a ...
and bears fome affinity to the subject we are now upon . A Sultan of Egypt , who was an infidel , used to laugh at this circumftance in Mahomet's life , as what was alto- gether impoffible and abfurd : but converfing one day with a ...
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... subject " of his difcourfe , or pays no regard to the com- 64 pany he is in . " H AVING notified to my good friend Sir Roger that I fhould fet out for London the next day , his horfes were ready at the appointed hour in the evening ...
... subject " of his difcourfe , or pays no regard to the com- 64 pany he is in . " H AVING notified to my good friend Sir Roger that I fhould fet out for London the next day , his horfes were ready at the appointed hour in the evening ...
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