The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... These papeg padded literature and enticions , and " " ontinues towird far above their we ussins ; and taught , with great justness argument & dignity of languay , most important duties & subtion . tes - All these topies were happily ...
... These papeg padded literature and enticions , and " " ontinues towird far above their we ussins ; and taught , with great justness argument & dignity of languay , most important duties & subtion . tes - All these topies were happily ...
Strana 192
... these two forts of Men : Such as have not Spirits too active to be happy and well pleafed in a private Condition , nor Com- plexions too warm to make them neglect the Duties and Relations of Life . Of these fort of Men confift the wor ...
... these two forts of Men : Such as have not Spirits too active to be happy and well pleafed in a private Condition , nor Com- plexions too warm to make them neglect the Duties and Relations of Life . Of these fort of Men confift the wor ...
Strana 195
... these two were great Enemies to one another , and did not always agree in the fame Story . ' We could make a fhift to gather out of one of them , ' that this Ifland was very much infefted with a mon- ftrous Kind of Animals , in the ...
... these two were great Enemies to one another , and did not always agree in the fame Story . ' We could make a fhift to gather out of one of them , ' that this Ifland was very much infefted with a mon- ftrous Kind of Animals , in the ...
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