The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 93
... against any other number , because , fays he , it is the number of the beaft . + Several would prefer the number 12000 before any other , as it is the number of the pounds in the great prize . In fhort , fome are pleafed to find their ...
... against any other number , because , fays he , it is the number of the beaft . + Several would prefer the number 12000 before any other , as it is the number of the pounds in the great prize . In fhort , fome are pleafed to find their ...
Strana 162
... against nothing but fin , and against Evil in general , leaving it with Omnifcience to determine what is really fuch . If we look into the firft of Socrates his rules of prayer , in which he recommends the above - mentioned form of the ...
... against nothing but fin , and against Evil in general , leaving it with Omnifcience to determine what is really fuch . If we look into the firft of Socrates his rules of prayer , in which he recommends the above - mentioned form of the ...
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... against wenching , 112 ; from ———— in the round - house , ibid . from concerning Nicholas Hart , the annual fleeper , 184 ; from Charles Yellow against jilts , 187 ; from a gentleman to a lady , to whom he had formerly been a lover ...
... against wenching , 112 ; from ———— in the round - house , ibid . from concerning Nicholas Hart , the annual fleeper , 184 ; from Charles Yellow against jilts , 187 ; from a gentleman to a lady , to whom he had formerly been a lover ...
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