The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... heard him often lament , that in a Profeffion where Merit is placed in fo confpicuous a View , Impudence fhould get the better of Modefty . When he has talked to this Purpose I never heard him make a four Expreffi- on , but frankly ...
... heard him often lament , that in a Profeffion where Merit is placed in fo confpicuous a View , Impudence fhould get the better of Modefty . When he has talked to this Purpose I never heard him make a four Expreffi- on , but frankly ...
Strana 41
... heard that this Club , tho ' it confifted but of fifteen Per- fons , weighed above three Tun . IN Oppofition to this Society , there fprung up ano- ther compofed of Scarecrows and Skeletons , who being very meagre and envious , did all ...
... heard that this Club , tho ' it confifted but of fifteen Per- fons , weighed above three Tun . IN Oppofition to this Society , there fprung up ano- ther compofed of Scarecrows and Skeletons , who being very meagre and envious , did all ...
Strana 124
... heard him , he left his Seat at the Table , and planted himself before the Fire , where I had unluckily taken my Stand for the Convenience of over- hearing what he said . Whether he had observed me to be more attentive than ordinary , I ...
... heard him , he left his Seat at the Table , and planted himself before the Fire , where I had unluckily taken my Stand for the Convenience of over- hearing what he said . Whether he had observed me to be more attentive than ordinary , I ...
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