The Spectator, Svazek 2J. Tonson, 1801 |
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Strana 11
... occasion for the president's shewing both his invention and reading to such advantage as my correspondent reports he did : but it is not to be doubted there were many very pro- per hums and pauses in his harangue , which lose their ...
... occasion for the president's shewing both his invention and reading to such advantage as my correspondent reports he did : but it is not to be doubted there were many very pro- per hums and pauses in his harangue , which lose their ...
Strana 12
... occasion . MR . SPECTATOR , Who • Your making public the late trouble I gave you , you will find to have been the occasion of this . should I meet at the coffee - house door the other night , but my old friend Mr. President . I saw ...
... occasion . MR . SPECTATOR , Who • Your making public the late trouble I gave you , you will find to have been the occasion of this . should I meet at the coffee - house door the other night , but my old friend Mr. President . I saw ...
Strana 15
... That though indeed he talked of a vizard , he did not believe all the while you had any more occasion for it than the cat - a - mountain ; " so that all all you have to do now is to pay your NO . 32 . 15 THE SPECTATOR .
... That though indeed he talked of a vizard , he did not believe all the while you had any more occasion for it than the cat - a - mountain ; " so that all all you have to do now is to pay your NO . 32 . 15 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 18
... occasion for a very hearty laughter .--- " Nay , " says he , " I knew you would laugh at me , but I will ask your father . " He did so ; the father received his intelligence with no less joy than surprise , and was very glad he had now ...
... occasion for a very hearty laughter .--- " Nay , " says he , " I knew you would laugh at me , but I will ask your father . " He did so ; the father received his intelligence with no less joy than surprise , and was very glad he had now ...
Strana 19
... occasion to consider how so uni- versal a disposition in womankind , which springs from a laudable motive , the desire of pleasing , and proceeds upon an opinion , not altogether groundless , that nature may be helped by art , may be ...
... occasion to consider how so uni- versal a disposition in womankind , which springs from a laudable motive , the desire of pleasing , and proceeds upon an opinion , not altogether groundless , that nature may be helped by art , may be ...
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