The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 31
... give you an Account of the Distraction of it ? Could you but conceive how cruel I am one Moment in my Resentment , and , at the ensuing Minute , when I place him in the Condition my Anger would bring him to , how compassionate ; it would ...
... give you an Account of the Distraction of it ? Could you but conceive how cruel I am one Moment in my Resentment , and , at the ensuing Minute , when I place him in the Condition my Anger would bring him to , how compassionate ; it would ...
Strana 61
... give his Opinion of it , in some of his Specula- tions , and particularly to ' Sirrah , ( Mr. Buckley ) Your humble Servant . You are a sawcy audacious Rascal , and both Fool and Mau , and I care not a Farthing whether you comply or no ...
... give his Opinion of it , in some of his Specula- tions , and particularly to ' Sirrah , ( Mr. Buckley ) Your humble Servant . You are a sawcy audacious Rascal , and both Fool and Mau , and I care not a Farthing whether you comply or no ...
Strana 228
... give Quarter to the smallest Particle of Greek , where - ever I chance to meet it . It is for this reason I take it very ill of you , that you some- times hang out Greek Colours at the Head of your Paper , and sometimes give a Word of ...
... give Quarter to the smallest Particle of Greek , where - ever I chance to meet it . It is for this reason I take it very ill of you , that you some- times hang out Greek Colours at the Head of your Paper , and sometimes give a Word of ...
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