The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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Strana 85
... head of a college in thofe times . This Gentleman was then a young adventurer in the republic of letters , and juft ... head of the college came out to him , from an inner room , with half a dozen night - caps upon his head , and ...
... head of a college in thofe times . This Gentleman was then a young adventurer in the republic of letters , and juft ... head of the college came out to him , from an inner room , with half a dozen night - caps upon his head , and ...
Strana 116
... head , but he would , if he could , do it in love ; then flourish and begin : I fay , what vexes me is , that fuch ... heads are broken . I am confident , were there a scene written , wherein Pinkethman should break his leg by wrestling ...
... head , but he would , if he could , do it in love ; then flourish and begin : I fay , what vexes me is , that fuch ... heads are broken . I am confident , were there a scene written , wherein Pinkethman should break his leg by wrestling ...
Strana 203
... head ; methought it diftracted and difordered all there ; this made me ftop of a fudden , fufpecting fome charm or inchant- As I was cafting about within myself what I fhould do , and whom to apply to in this cafe , I fpied at fome ...
... head ; methought it diftracted and difordered all there ; this made me ftop of a fudden , fufpecting fome charm or inchant- As I was cafting about within myself what I fhould do , and whom to apply to in this cafe , I fpied at fome ...
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