The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 125
... body , and poured down his throat that liquor which he had from old Bafilius , the corps would be con- verted into pure gold . I will not pretend to exprefs to you the unfeigned tenderness that paffed between these two extraordinary ...
... body , and poured down his throat that liquor which he had from old Bafilius , the corps would be con- verted into pure gold . I will not pretend to exprefs to you the unfeigned tenderness that paffed between these two extraordinary ...
Strana 127
... body is of a lafting conftitution , though extremely decayed in her eyes , and decrepid in her feet . The two ... body , but she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome does not serve to vent malice half fo well , as this old lady does to ...
... body is of a lafting conftitution , though extremely decayed in her eyes , and decrepid in her feet . The two ... body , but she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome does not serve to vent malice half fo well , as this old lady does to ...
Strana 153
... bodies in a fingle body mix , A fingle body with a double fex . ་ ADDISON . M OST of the papers I give the public are written on fubjects that never vary , but are for ever fixt and immutable . Of this kind are all my more serious ...
... bodies in a fingle body mix , A fingle body with a double fex . ་ ADDISON . M OST of the papers I give the public are written on fubjects that never vary , but are for ever fixt and immutable . Of this kind are all my more serious ...
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