The Spectator, Svazek 5George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 99
... late life , and yet capable of resuscitation . I find my frame grown crazy with perpetual toil and medita- tion ; and I conjure you , as soon as I am dead , to anoint me with this unguent ; and when you see me begin to move , pour into ...
... late life , and yet capable of resuscitation . I find my frame grown crazy with perpetual toil and medita- tion ; and I conjure you , as soon as I am dead , to anoint me with this unguent ; and when you see me begin to move , pour into ...
Strana 179
... late that half the company bave only to lament that they have neg- lected matters of moment to meet him whom they find a trifler . They immediately repent for the value they had for him ; and such treatment repeated makes company never ...
... late that half the company bave only to lament that they have neg- lected matters of moment to meet him whom they find a trifler . They immediately repent for the value they had for him ; and such treatment repeated makes company never ...
Strana 418
... late , but then it has been only to chase the lads from chuck , that the beadle might seize their copper . I must repeat the abomination , that the walnut trade is carried on by old women within the walks , which makes the place ...
... late , but then it has been only to chase the lads from chuck , that the beadle might seize their copper . I must repeat the abomination , that the walnut trade is carried on by old women within the walks , which makes the place ...
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