The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 64
... says he , though he speaks but little , I like the old fellow in in whiskers as well as any of them . Captain SENTRY seeing two or three wags , who fat near us , lean with an attentive ear towards fir ROGER , and fearing left they ...
... says he , though he speaks but little , I like the old fellow in in whiskers as well as any of them . Captain SENTRY seeing two or three wags , who fat near us , lean with an attentive ear towards fir ROGER , and fearing left they ...
Strana 89
... an unmerciful rate in an old romance . I fhall readily grant him that his foul , as he himself says , would have made a very ridiculous " $ ' figure bad it quitted the body , and defcended N ° 341 . 89 THE SPECTATOR .
... an unmerciful rate in an old romance . I fhall readily grant him that his foul , as he himself says , would have made a very ridiculous " $ ' figure bad it quitted the body , and defcended N ° 341 . 89 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 222
... says , is , when they are used without clear and diftinct ideas : the fecond , when we are fo inconftant and unfteady in the application of them , that we fometimes ufe them to fignify one idea , fometimes another . He adds , that the ...
... says , is , when they are used without clear and diftinct ideas : the fecond , when we are fo inconftant and unfteady in the application of them , that we fometimes ufe them to fignify one idea , fometimes another . He adds , that the ...
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