The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 188
... eyes upon them . They were each of them filling his pockets with gold and jewels , and when there was no room left for more , thefe wretches looking round with fear and horror , pin- ed away before my face with famine and difcontent ...
... eyes upon them . They were each of them filling his pockets with gold and jewels , and when there was no room left for more , thefe wretches looking round with fear and horror , pin- ed away before my face with famine and difcontent ...
Strana 211
... eyes from them , or feem difpleased , they four upon it , and whisper the next perfon ; he his next ; until I have at laft the eyes of the whole company upon me . Nay , they report " · ་ 6 • " · 6 " abominable falfehoods , under that ...
... eyes from them , or feem difpleased , they four upon it , and whisper the next perfon ; he his next ; until I have at laft the eyes of the whole company upon me . Nay , they report " · ་ 6 • " · 6 " abominable falfehoods , under that ...
Strana 244
... eye can reach , the gaudy train , A bright proceflion , fhines along the plain . So haply through the heav'n's wi le pathlefs ways A comet draws a long extended blaze ; From east to weft burns ... eyes ; Who fees 244 N® 620 . THE SPECTATOR .
... eye can reach , the gaudy train , A bright proceflion , fhines along the plain . So haply through the heav'n's wi le pathlefs ways A comet draws a long extended blaze ; From east to weft burns ... eyes ; Who fees 244 N® 620 . THE SPECTATOR .
Obsah
On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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