The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 104
... Sir Roger's family , and one or two more , good fervants treated as they ought to be . Sir Roger's kindness extends to their children's children , and this very morning he fent his coachman's grandson to prentice . I fhall conclude this ...
... Sir Roger's family , and one or two more , good fervants treated as they ought to be . Sir Roger's kindness extends to their children's children , and this very morning he fent his coachman's grandson to prentice . I fhall conclude this ...
Strana 142
... Sir Roger to go with me into her hovel , which stood in a folitary corner under the fide of the wood . Upon our first entering Sir Roger winked to me , and pointed at fomething that stood behind the door , which , upon looking that way ...
... Sir Roger to go with me into her hovel , which stood in a folitary corner under the fide of the wood . Upon our first entering Sir Roger winked to me , and pointed at fomething that stood behind the door , which , upon looking that way ...
Strana 177
... Sir Roger de Coverley and Sir Andrew Freeport are of different principles , the firit of them inclined to the LANDED and the other to the MONIED intereft . This humour is fo ... Sir Roger's in the country , N ° 126 177 THE SPECTATOR .
... Sir Roger de Coverley and Sir Andrew Freeport are of different principles , the firit of them inclined to the LANDED and the other to the MONIED intereft . This humour is fo ... Sir Roger's in the country , N ° 126 177 THE SPECTATOR .
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