The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... most affected triumph upon its rife . The veneration and respect which the practice of all ages has preferved to appear- ances , without doubt fuggefted to our tradefinen that wife and politic cuftom , to apply and recomiend themfelves ...
... most affected triumph upon its rife . The veneration and respect which the practice of all ages has preferved to appear- ances , without doubt fuggefted to our tradefinen that wife and politic cuftom , to apply and recomiend themfelves ...
Strana 202
... most confider- able furgeons in Paris , was defperately in love with this lady : her quality placed her above any applica- tion to her on the account of his paffion : but as a woman always has fome regard to the perfon whon fhe believes ...
... most confider- able furgeons in Paris , was defperately in love with this lady : her quality placed her above any applica- tion to her on the account of his paffion : but as a woman always has fome regard to the perfon whon fhe believes ...
Strana 221
... most humble fervant , HUMPHRY TRANSFER . ' ་ 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , May 6 . ' I WAS last Wednesday night at a tavern in the ci- ty , among a fet of men who call themfelves the Law- yers - club . You must know , fir , this club confifts only ...
... most humble fervant , HUMPHRY TRANSFER . ' ་ 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , May 6 . ' I WAS last Wednesday night at a tavern in the ci- ty , among a fet of men who call themfelves the Law- yers - club . You must know , fir , this club confifts only ...
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