The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 76
... tell another he whores , drinks , blafphemes , and it may pafs unrefented ; but to fay He Lyes , though but in jeft , is an affront that nothing but blood can expiate . The reafon perhaps may be , because no other vice implies a want of ...
... tell another he whores , drinks , blafphemes , and it may pafs unrefented ; but to fay He Lyes , though but in jeft , is an affront that nothing but blood can expiate . The reafon perhaps may be , because no other vice implies a want of ...
Strana 214
... tell you fome- thing fo very particular that happened in fuch a year , and in fuch company , where by the by was prefent fuch a one , who was afterwards made fuch a thing- Out of all thefe circumstances , in the beft language in the ...
... tell you fome- thing fo very particular that happened in fuch a year , and in fuch company , where by the by was prefent fuch a one , who was afterwards made fuch a thing- Out of all thefe circumstances , in the beft language in the ...
Strana 302
... tell me what thou feeft . I fee , faid I , a huge valley , and a prodigious tide of water rol ling through it . The Valley that thou seest , said he , is the Vale of mifery , and the tide of water that thou fecft is part of the great ...
... tell me what thou feeft . I fee , faid I , a huge valley , and a prodigious tide of water rol ling through it . The Valley that thou seest , said he , is the Vale of mifery , and the tide of water that thou fecft is part of the great ...
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