The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 95
... king , fawned upón him , and after having played several wanton " tricks , fell again upon the grafs ; at the fame inftant " the body of the dervis recovered its life . The king " was infinitely pleafed at fo uncommon an operation ...
... king , fawned upón him , and after having played several wanton " tricks , fell again upon the grafs ; at the fame inftant " the body of the dervis recovered its life . The king " was infinitely pleafed at fo uncommon an operation ...
Strana 209
... king as he . And true it was , through the whole earth around , ' No king of fuch a name was to be found . Is fome old hero of that name alive , Who his high race does from the gods derive ? Is it fome mighty gen'ral , that has done ...
... king as he . And true it was , through the whole earth around , ' No king of fuch a name was to be found . Is fome old hero of that name alive , Who his high race does from the gods derive ? Is it fome mighty gen'ral , that has done ...
Strana 275
... king Charles II , which may ferve as fo many inftances to our prefent purpose . 919 ; Among feveral perfons and pretenfions recorded by my author , he mentions one of a very great eftate , who , for having roafted an ox whole , and ...
... king Charles II , which may ferve as fo many inftances to our prefent purpose . 919 ; Among feveral perfons and pretenfions recorded by my author , he mentions one of a very great eftate , who , for having roafted an ox whole , and ...
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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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