The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... meet to censure or annoy those that are absent , but to enjoy one another ; when they are thus combined for their own improvement , or for the good of others , or at least to relax themselves from the business of the day , by an ...
... meet to censure or annoy those that are absent , but to enjoy one another ; when they are thus combined for their own improvement , or for the good of others , or at least to relax themselves from the business of the day , by an ...
Strana 87
... meet his eyes wherever he throws them . I have hopes that when Will con- fronts him , and all the ladies in whose behalf he engages him cast kind looks and wishes of success at their champion , he will have some shame , and feel a ...
... meet his eyes wherever he throws them . I have hopes that when Will con- fronts him , and all the ladies in whose behalf he engages him cast kind looks and wishes of success at their champion , he will have some shame , and feel a ...
Strana 146
... meet with anything in city , court , or country , that shocks modesty or good manners , I shall use my utmost endeavours to make an example of it . I must , however , entreat every particular person who does me the honour to be a reader ...
... meet with anything in city , court , or country , that shocks modesty or good manners , I shall use my utmost endeavours to make an example of it . I must , however , entreat every particular person who does me the honour to be a reader ...
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