The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 23
... appear in all publick Places without any Buttons to their Coats , which they supply with several little silver Hasps ; tho ' our freshest Advices from London make no mention of any such Fashion ; and we are something shy of affording ...
... appear in all publick Places without any Buttons to their Coats , which they supply with several little silver Hasps ; tho ' our freshest Advices from London make no mention of any such Fashion ; and we are something shy of affording ...
Strana 186
... appear in some little Confusion at the beginning of his Speech , and confesses that he himself never entered upon an Oration without trembling and concern . It is indeed a kind of Deference which is due to a great Assembly , and seldom ...
... appear in some little Confusion at the beginning of his Speech , and confesses that he himself never entered upon an Oration without trembling and concern . It is indeed a kind of Deference which is due to a great Assembly , and seldom ...
Strana 279
... appear singular in my Way of Writing : But the general Reception I have found , convinces me that the World is not so corrupt as we are apt to imagine ; and that if those Men of Parts who have been employed in vitiating the Age had ...
... appear singular in my Way of Writing : But the general Reception I have found , convinces me that the World is not so corrupt as we are apt to imagine ; and that if those Men of Parts who have been employed in vitiating the Age had ...
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