The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 208
... plead , and the joy the fhews when it is over . She finds means to have the first news brought her of the • fuccefs I meet with in court , how I am heard and what decree is made . If I recite any thing in public , fhe cannot refrain ...
... plead , and the joy the fhews when it is over . She finds means to have the first news brought her of the • fuccefs I meet with in court , how I am heard and what decree is made . If I recite any thing in public , fhe cannot refrain ...
Strana 211
... pleading at the bar at the other end of the room , but has a little too much vehemence , and throws out • his arms too much to take his audience with a good " ⚫ grace . To To my loving and well - beloved John Sly , N ° 526 211 THE ...
... pleading at the bar at the other end of the room , but has a little too much vehemence , and throws out • his arms too much to take his audience with a good " ⚫ grace . To To my loving and well - beloved John Sly , N ° 526 211 THE ...
Strana 243
... pleads at my bar , none come to him for counsel but in forma pauperis . Dear Mr. SPECTATOR , advise him not to infift upon hard articles , nor by his irre- gular defires contradict the well - meaning lines of his countenance . If we ...
... pleads at my bar , none come to him for counsel but in forma pauperis . Dear Mr. SPECTATOR , advise him not to infift upon hard articles , nor by his irre- gular defires contradict the well - meaning lines of his countenance . If we ...
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