The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... night - walkers , you will per- ' haps oblige others , as well as Your very bumble fervant , Jack Lightfoot ... night we retire to our chambers , and take leave of each other for the whole night at ten o'clock . ' We take particular care ...
... night - walkers , you will per- ' haps oblige others , as well as Your very bumble fervant , Jack Lightfoot ... night we retire to our chambers , and take leave of each other for the whole night at ten o'clock . ' We take particular care ...
Strana 87
... night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice ; the third night it was called for a fecond time ; ' and in short , contrary to all ...
... night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice ; the third night it was called for a fecond time ; ' and in short , contrary to all ...
Strana 227
... night . " 6 6 6 My part is now but begun , and my glory must be fuftained by the ufe I make of this victory ; otherwife my lofs will be greater than that of Pompey . Our perfonal reputation will rife or fall as we bear our re2 fpective ...
... night . " 6 6 6 My part is now but begun , and my glory must be fuftained by the ufe I make of this victory ; otherwife my lofs will be greater than that of Pompey . Our perfonal reputation will rife or fall as we bear our re2 fpective ...
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