The Spectator, Svazek 5George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 410
... light than as an officious tool or a well- meaning idiot . When it was formerly the fashion to husband a lie , and trump it up in some extra- ordinary emergency , it generally did execution , and was not a little serviceable to the ...
... light than as an officious tool or a well- meaning idiot . When it was formerly the fashion to husband a lie , and trump it up in some extra- ordinary emergency , it generally did execution , and was not a little serviceable to the ...
Strana 454
... lights upon that subject , there being scarce a young fellow in it who does not give certain indications of his ... light into the posture of his brains ; take a handle from his nose , to judge of the size of his intellects ; and ...
... lights upon that subject , there being scarce a young fellow in it who does not give certain indications of his ... light into the posture of his brains ; take a handle from his nose , to judge of the size of his intellects ; and ...
Strana 477
... light to the whole plain , which did sometimes outshine the light , and oppressed the beams of the adamantine pillar , though , by the observation I made afterwards , it appeared that it was not for any diminution of light , but that ...
... light to the whole plain , which did sometimes outshine the light , and oppressed the beams of the adamantine pillar , though , by the observation I made afterwards , it appeared that it was not for any diminution of light , but that ...
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