The Spectator, Svazek 3Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 |
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... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her ' other subjects , the customs and exercises upon their consumption , the imposts upon their houses , and other taxes , do very probably make a fifth part of the whole ...
... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her ' other subjects , the customs and exercises upon their consumption , the imposts upon their houses , and other taxes , do very probably make a fifth part of the whole ...
Strana 9
... whole island of Great Britain ; and yet one would imagine that seven- eighths of the whole people should consume at least three - fourths of the whole fruits of the country . If this is the case , the subjects without property pay three ...
... whole island of Great Britain ; and yet one would imagine that seven- eighths of the whole people should consume at least three - fourths of the whole fruits of the country . If this is the case , the subjects without property pay three ...
Strana 174
... whole train of railers of each side tire their horses in setting matters right which they have said during the war between the parties ; and a whole circle of acquaintance are put into a thousand pleasing passions and sentiments ...
... whole train of railers of each side tire their horses in setting matters right which they have said during the war between the parties ; and a whole circle of acquaintance are put into a thousand pleasing passions and sentiments ...
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