The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 98
... Recom- mendations ; therefore let me beg of you never to make me any more Vifits . You come in a literal Senfe to see one , for you have nothing to fay . I do 6 6 6 " 6 do not fay this , $ 98 N ° 24 . The SPECTATOR .
... Recom- mendations ; therefore let me beg of you never to make me any more Vifits . You come in a literal Senfe to see one , for you have nothing to fay . I do 6 6 6 " 6 do not fay this , $ 98 N ° 24 . The SPECTATOR .
Strana 149
... see a Man of Sense look about for Applaufe , and discover an itching Inclination to be commended ; lay Traps for a little Incense , even from those whofe Opinion he values in nothing but his own Favour ; Who is fafe against this ...
... see a Man of Sense look about for Applaufe , and discover an itching Inclination to be commended ; lay Traps for a little Incense , even from those whofe Opinion he values in nothing but his own Favour ; Who is fafe against this ...
Strana 222
... seeing a Rural Andromache , who came up to Town laft Winter , and is one of the greatest Fox- hunters in the Country . She talks of Hounds and ... see some of ` the the finest Features in the World grow pale , and 222 N® 57 . The SPECTATOR .
... seeing a Rural Andromache , who came up to Town laft Winter , and is one of the greatest Fox- hunters in the Country . She talks of Hounds and ... see some of ` the the finest Features in the World grow pale , and 222 N® 57 . The SPECTATOR .
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