The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... tell you the Progrefs that Virtue has ' ma le in all our Cities , Boroughs , and Corporations ; and ' know as well the evil Practices that are committed in ' Berwick or Exeter , as what is done in my own Family . In a word , Sir , I ...
... tell you the Progrefs that Virtue has ' ma le in all our Cities , Boroughs , and Corporations ; and ' know as well the evil Practices that are committed in ' Berwick or Exeter , as what is done in my own Family . In a word , Sir , I ...
Strana 305
... tell you , Sir , my own Opinion : Tho ' I cannot find any ancient Records of any Acts of the SOCIETY OF THE UGLY FACES , confidered in a publick Capa- city ; yet in a private one they have certainly Antiquity on their Side . I am ...
... tell you , Sir , my own Opinion : Tho ' I cannot find any ancient Records of any Acts of the SOCIETY OF THE UGLY FACES , confidered in a publick Capa- city ; yet in a private one they have certainly Antiquity on their Side . I am ...
Strana 307
... tell me the Writer will do what she pleases for all me . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am Young and very much inclin'd to follow the Paths of Innocence ; but at the fame time , as I have a plentiful Fortune , and am of Quality , I am un- willing to ...
... tell me the Writer will do what she pleases for all me . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am Young and very much inclin'd to follow the Paths of Innocence ; but at the fame time , as I have a plentiful Fortune , and am of Quality , I am un- willing to ...
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