The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... hands . Plenty walked by his fide ⚫ with an healthy fresh countenance , pouring out from an horn all the various products of the year . Pomona ⚫ followed with a glass of cider in her hand , with Bac- chus in a chariot drawn by tigers ...
... hands . Plenty walked by his fide ⚫ with an healthy fresh countenance , pouring out from an horn all the various products of the year . Pomona ⚫ followed with a glass of cider in her hand , with Bac- chus in a chariot drawn by tigers ...
Strana 210
... hand to ⚫ mouth , placed the whole comfort and fatisfaction of their lives in their wives and children , and were ... hands , figh and fhed tears ; I confidered with myself what ⚫ could this avail ; I fell a plodding what advantages ...
... hand to ⚫ mouth , placed the whole comfort and fatisfaction of their lives in their wives and children , and were ... hands , figh and fhed tears ; I confidered with myself what ⚫ could this avail ; I fell a plodding what advantages ...
Strana 235
... hands of the law , with great spirit . The bit- ternefs of being the fcorn and laughter of bafe minds , the anguish of ... hand had fign'd it . Here food a ruffian with a horrid face , Lording it o'er a pile of may plate , Tumbled into a ...
... hands of the law , with great spirit . The bit- ternefs of being the fcorn and laughter of bafe minds , the anguish of ... hand had fign'd it . Here food a ruffian with a horrid face , Lording it o'er a pile of may plate , Tumbled into a ...
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