The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... told me , there was at that time a very good Club in it ; he he alfo told me , upon farther Difcourfe with him N ° g . 41 The SPECTATOR .
... told me , there was at that time a very good Club in it ; he he alfo told me , upon farther Difcourfe with him N ° g . 41 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 134
... told me , in the foftest manner he could , that there were fome Ladies ( but for your Comfort , fays WIL L. they are not those of the moft Wit ) that were offended at the Liberties I had taken with the Opera and the Puppet - Show ; That ...
... told me , in the foftest manner he could , that there were fome Ladies ( but for your Comfort , fays WIL L. they are not those of the moft Wit ) that were offended at the Liberties I had taken with the Opera and the Puppet - Show ; That ...
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... told them , If they would ' move Compaffion , it should be in their own Perfons , • and not in the Characters of distressed Princes and Po- tentates : He told them , If they were fo good at find- ' ing the way to Peoples Hearts , they ...
... told them , If they would ' move Compaffion , it should be in their own Perfons , • and not in the Characters of distressed Princes and Po- tentates : He told them , If they were fo good at find- ' ing the way to Peoples Hearts , they ...
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