The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... late French King : was moft like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The contro- verfy was carried on with great heat on both fides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the courfe of their debate , I was under fome ...
... late French King : was moft like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The contro- verfy was carried on with great heat on both fides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the courfe of their debate , I was under fome ...
Strana 60
... late papers , I have ventured to fend you the viith chapter of the Proverbs in a poetical dress . • If you think it worthy appearing among your fpecu- · lations , it will be a fufficient reward for the trouble- • of Your conftant ...
... late papers , I have ventured to fend you the viith chapter of the Proverbs in a poetical dress . • If you think it worthy appearing among your fpecu- · lations , it will be a fufficient reward for the trouble- • of Your conftant ...
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... late , made us fo greedy of news , N. 452 . Wealthy men fix the character of persons to their cir- cumftances , N. 409 . Weed ( Ephraim ) his letter to the Spectator about his marriages and eftate , N. 450.- Whifpering - place ...
... late , made us fo greedy of news , N. 452 . Wealthy men fix the character of persons to their cir- cumftances , N. 409 . Weed ( Ephraim ) his letter to the Spectator about his marriages and eftate , N. 450.- Whifpering - place ...
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