The Spectator, Svazek 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Strana 48
... fays he , " cannot for his life keep out of poli " tice . Do you fee how he abuses four great men here ? " I fixed my eye very attentively on the Paper , and asked him if he meant thofe who were reprefented by afterisks . " Afterifks , " ...
... fays he , " cannot for his life keep out of poli " tice . Do you fee how he abuses four great men here ? " I fixed my eye very attentively on the Paper , and asked him if he meant thofe who were reprefented by afterisks . " Afterifks , " ...
Strana 49
... fays I ; " but I look upon the pa " renthefis in the belly of it to be the most dangerous 6 : part , and as full of infinuations as it can hold . But who , " fays I , is my Lady Q - p - t - s ? Ay , anfwer " that if you can , Sir , " fays ...
... fays I ; " but I look upon the pa " renthefis in the belly of it to be the most dangerous 6 : part , and as full of infinuations as it can hold . But who , " fays I , is my Lady Q - p - t - s ? Ay , anfwer " that if you can , Sir , " fays ...
Strana 121
... fays the angel , is the heart of Freelove , your intimate friend . Freelove and I , ' faid I , are at prefent very cold to one another , and I do not care for looking on the heart of a man , which I fear is • overcast with rancour . My ...
... fays the angel , is the heart of Freelove , your intimate friend . Freelove and I , ' faid I , are at prefent very cold to one another , and I do not care for looking on the heart of a man , which I fear is • overcast with rancour . My ...
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