The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 130
... expect of her so much Drudgery as to take care of her Family , and Curry her Hide in case of Refusal . Your loving Friend , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Barnaby Brittle . ' Cheapside , October 30 . I am mightily pleased with the Humour of the Cat ...
... expect of her so much Drudgery as to take care of her Family , and Curry her Hide in case of Refusal . Your loving Friend , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Barnaby Brittle . ' Cheapside , October 30 . I am mightily pleased with the Humour of the Cat ...
Strana 447
... expect some Reason or other to be given me , and perhaps an ordinary one may serve ; but I expect your Answer . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Toby Rentfree . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Νου . 29 . You must give me Leave , amongst the ...
... expect some Reason or other to be given me , and perhaps an ordinary one may serve ; but I expect your Answer . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Toby Rentfree . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Νου . 29 . You must give me Leave , amongst the ...
Strana 456
... expect your Thoughts on this Subject with the greatest Impatience , especially since the Good will not be confined to me alone , but will be of universal Use . For there is no Hopes of Amendment where Men are pleased with their Ruin ...
... expect your Thoughts on this Subject with the greatest Impatience , especially since the Good will not be confined to me alone , but will be of universal Use . For there is no Hopes of Amendment where Men are pleased with their Ruin ...
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