The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 31
... I have hearkened after in public coffee - houses , there is but one that seems to carry any weight with it , viz . that such a post would come too near the na- ture of a monopoly . Now , Sir , because 258 . 31 SPECTATOR .
... I have hearkened after in public coffee - houses , there is but one that seems to carry any weight with it , viz . that such a post would come too near the na- ture of a monopoly . Now , Sir , because 258 . 31 SPECTATOR .
Strana 135
... seems essential to the magnificence of an epic poem . I remember but one laugh in the whole Æneid , which rises in ... seem'd Somewhat extravagant , and wild ; perhaps For joy of offer'd peace ; but I suppose If our proposals once again ...
... seems essential to the magnificence of an epic poem . I remember but one laugh in the whole Æneid , which rises in ... seem'd Somewhat extravagant , and wild ; perhaps For joy of offer'd peace ; but I suppose If our proposals once again ...
Strana 268
... seems resolved to make several young men in France as wise as him- self , and is therefore taken up at present in establish- ing a nursery of statesmen . Some private letters add , that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat ...
... seems resolved to make several young men in France as wise as him- self , and is therefore taken up at present in establish- ing a nursery of statesmen . Some private letters add , that there will also be erected a seminary of petticoat ...
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