The Spectator, Svazek 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - Počet stran: 956 |
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... Occasion , I do not hear that any of the Performers in our Opera pretend to equal the famous Pied Piper , who made all the Mice of a great Town in Germany follow his Mufick , and by that means cleared the Place of those little noxious ...
... Occasion , I do not hear that any of the Performers in our Opera pretend to equal the famous Pied Piper , who made all the Mice of a great Town in Germany follow his Mufick , and by that means cleared the Place of those little noxious ...
Strana 65
... in every Corner of the Coach . THE Lady was the unfortunate Cleanthe , who after- wards gave an Occasion to a pretty melancholy Novel . She She had , for feveral Years , received the Addreffes N ° 15 65 The SPECTATOR .
... in every Corner of the Coach . THE Lady was the unfortunate Cleanthe , who after- wards gave an Occasion to a pretty melancholy Novel . She She had , for feveral Years , received the Addreffes N ° 15 65 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 97
... Occasion , tranfcribing a Fable out of Sir Roger l'Eftrange , which accidentally lies before me . A Company of waggish Boys were watching of Frogs at the fide of a Pond , and ftill as any of ' em put up their Heads , they'd be pelting ...
... Occasion , tranfcribing a Fable out of Sir Roger l'Eftrange , which accidentally lies before me . A Company of waggish Boys were watching of Frogs at the fide of a Pond , and ftill as any of ' em put up their Heads , they'd be pelting ...
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