The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana xvi
... taken no part . The Spectator was printed by Samuel Buckley , at the Dolphin in Little Britain , in the form of a single folio sheet ; and there was a notice that advertise- ments would be taken in by Buckley , or by Charles Lillie ...
... taken no part . The Spectator was printed by Samuel Buckley , at the Dolphin in Little Britain , in the form of a single folio sheet ; and there was a notice that advertise- ments would be taken in by Buckley , or by Charles Lillie ...
Strana 102
... taken notice of for either . It is , I presume , for this reason that my correspondents are willing , by my means , to be rid of them . The two following letters are writ by persons who suffer by such impertin- ence . A worthy old ...
... taken notice of for either . It is , I presume , for this reason that my correspondents are willing , by my means , to be rid of them . The two following letters are writ by persons who suffer by such impertin- ence . A worthy old ...
Strana 153
... taken a house near Bloomsbury Square , commodiously situated next the fields in a good air , where she teaches all sorts of birds of the loquacious kind , as parrots , starlings , magpies , and others , to imitate human voices in ...
... taken a house near Bloomsbury Square , commodiously situated next the fields in a good air , where she teaches all sorts of birds of the loquacious kind , as parrots , starlings , magpies , and others , to imitate human voices in ...
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