The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 38
... gave us the whole history of the Black Prince ; concluding , that , in Sir Richard Baker's opinion , Ed- ward the third was one of the greatest princes that ever fat upon the English throne . We were then fhewn Edward the confeffor's ...
... gave us the whole history of the Black Prince ; concluding , that , in Sir Richard Baker's opinion , Ed- ward the third was one of the greatest princes that ever fat upon the English throne . We were then fhewn Edward the confeffor's ...
Strana 249
... gave me the guirea with no other intent but to purchase my perfon for an hour . Did you fo , fir ? fays I ; you gave it me then " 6 to make me be wicked ; I will L 5 N ° 380 . 249 THE SPECTATOR .
... gave me the guirea with no other intent but to purchase my perfon for an hour . Did you fo , fir ? fays I ; you gave it me then " 6 to make me be wicked ; I will L 5 N ° 380 . 249 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 260
... gave the good - night to two or three young fellows a little before our landing , one of them , in- ftead of returning the civility , afked us , what queer old put we had in the boat , and whether he was not ashamed to go a wenching at ...
... gave the good - night to two or three young fellows a little before our landing , one of them , in- ftead of returning the civility , afked us , what queer old put we had in the boat , and whether he was not ashamed to go a wenching at ...
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