The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 115
... shall have struck 6 one . That the favent be never given but between the ' hours of one and two ; always provided , that our bunters may begin to bunt a little after the close of the evening , any thing to the contrary herein ...
... shall have struck 6 one . That the favent be never given but between the ' hours of one and two ; always provided , that our bunters may begin to bunt a little after the close of the evening , any thing to the contrary herein ...
Strana 116
... shall in any wife be conftrued to extend to the bunters , who have our full licence and permiffion to enter into any part of the town wherever their game ' fhall lead them . C " " " ་ And whereas we have nothing more at our imperial ...
... shall in any wife be conftrued to extend to the bunters , who have our full licence and permiffion to enter into any part of the town wherever their game ' fhall lead them . C " " " ་ And whereas we have nothing more at our imperial ...
Strana 228
... shall I behold the day after to - morrow ? If they are from the gods , their admonition is not to prepare me to escape ⚫ from their decree , but to meet it . I have lived to a ⚫fulness of days and of glory : what is there that Cæ ...
... shall I behold the day after to - morrow ? If they are from the gods , their admonition is not to prepare me to escape ⚫ from their decree , but to meet it . I have lived to a ⚫fulness of days and of glory : what is there that Cæ ...
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