The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 37
... head , called the coachman down from his box , and , upon presenting himself at the window , asked him if he fmoked ; as I was confidering what this would end in , he bid him stop by the way at any good tobacconist's , and take in a ...
... head , called the coachman down from his box , and , upon presenting himself at the window , asked him if he fmoked ; as I was confidering what this would end in , he bid him stop by the way at any good tobacconist's , and take in a ...
Strana 38
... head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head , which was of beaten filver , had been stolen away feveral years fince ; fome whig , I'll warrant you , fays Sir ROGER ; you ought to lock up your kings bet- ter ; they will carry off ...
... head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head , which was of beaten filver , had been stolen away feveral years fince ; fome whig , I'll warrant you , fays Sir ROGER ; you ought to lock up your kings bet- ter ; they will carry off ...
Strana 277
... head , " Then fhall the rofe of Sharon's field , beauties yield . " And whiteft lilies to my " Then faireft flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The roses with the lilies join , " And their united charms are lefs than mine .. II . " As ...
... head , " Then fhall the rofe of Sharon's field , beauties yield . " And whiteft lilies to my " Then faireft flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The roses with the lilies join , " And their united charms are lefs than mine .. II . " As ...
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