The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... persons as have many of them no existence , but what he bestows on them . Such are fairies , witches , magicians , demons , and departed spirits . This Mr. Dry- den calls The fairy way of writing , which is , indeed , more difficult ...
... persons as have many of them no existence , but what he bestows on them . Such are fairies , witches , magicians , demons , and departed spirits . This Mr. Dry- den calls The fairy way of writing , which is , indeed , more difficult ...
Strana 191
... persons and things in it , which it has no regard to ? Several paltry fcribblers and declaimers have done me the honour to be dull upon me in reflections of this nature ; but notwithstanding my name has been fome- times traduced by this ...
... persons and things in it , which it has no regard to ? Several paltry fcribblers and declaimers have done me the honour to be dull upon me in reflections of this nature ; but notwithstanding my name has been fome- times traduced by this ...
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... persons to their cir- cumftances , N. 409 . Weed ( Ephraim ) his letter to the Spectator about his marriages and eftate , N. 450.- Whifpering - place , Dionyfius the tyrant's , N. 439 . Whisperers polítical , N. 457- Wig , long one ...
... persons to their cir- cumftances , N. 409 . Weed ( Ephraim ) his letter to the Spectator about his marriages and eftate , N. 450.- Whifpering - place , Dionyfius the tyrant's , N. 439 . Whisperers polítical , N. 457- Wig , long one ...
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