The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... character , N. 404 . Calisthenes , his character , N. 422 . Calumny , the ill effects of it , N. 451 . Camilla's letter to the Spectator from Venice , N. 443- how applauded there , ibid . Cartefian , how he would account for the ideas ...
... character , N. 404 . Calisthenes , his character , N. 422 . Calumny , the ill effects of it , N. 451 . Camilla's letter to the Spectator from Venice , N. 443- how applauded there , ibid . Cartefian , how he would account for the ideas ...
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... character to be modeft in it , ibid . Drink , the effects it has on modefty , N. 458 . E. FAftcourt ( Dick ) his character , N. 468 . Editors of the clafficks , their faults , N. 470 . Education of children , errors in it , N. 431. A ...
... character to be modeft in it , ibid . Drink , the effects it has on modefty , N. 458 . E. FAftcourt ( Dick ) his character , N. 468 . Editors of the clafficks , their faults , N. 470 . Education of children , errors in it , N. 431. A ...
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... character of one , N. 454 . Similitudes , eminent writers faulty in them , N. 421 . the prefervation of feveral poems , ibid . an ill one in a pulpit , 455 : Sippet ( Jack ) his character , N. 448 . Snarlers , N. 438 . Socrates , why ...
... character of one , N. 454 . Similitudes , eminent writers faulty in them , N. 421 . the prefervation of feveral poems , ibid . an ill one in a pulpit , 455 : Sippet ( Jack ) his character , N. 448 . Snarlers , N. 438 . Socrates , why ...
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