The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 132
... set of • I have received advices from thence , that the institution • of an infirmary for those who should be out of hu- mour has had very good effects . My letters mention particular circumftances of two or three perfons , who ⚫ had ...
... set of • I have received advices from thence , that the institution • of an infirmary for those who should be out of hu- mour has had very good effects . My letters mention particular circumftances of two or three perfons , who ⚫ had ...
Strana 207
... set of the fraternity of basket - hilts ; ⚫ who were to meet that evening . When this was fettled , one asked the other , Will you give cuts or receive ? the other anfwered , Receive . It was replied , are you a paffionate man ? No ...
... set of the fraternity of basket - hilts ; ⚫ who were to meet that evening . When this was fettled , one asked the other , Will you give cuts or receive ? the other anfwered , Receive . It was replied , are you a paffionate man ? No ...
Strana 250
... set of pillars were of the flight fine Corinthian order , and the top of the building being rounded , bore fo far the resemblance of a bubble . At ว At the gate the travellers neither met with a 250 N ° 460 THE SPECTATOR .
... set of pillars were of the flight fine Corinthian order , and the top of the building being rounded , bore fo far the resemblance of a bubble . At ว At the gate the travellers neither met with a 250 N ° 460 THE SPECTATOR .
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