The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 56
... carry him through the fnow upon her own fhoulders . It happened , that the emperor not being able to fleep , was at ... carrying his first minifter across the fnow ; which the had no fooner done , but he returned again with the utmoft ...
... carry him through the fnow upon her own fhoulders . It happened , that the emperor not being able to fleep , was at ... carrying his first minifter across the fnow ; which the had no fooner done , but he returned again with the utmoft ...
Strana 215
... carried fomething hidden under his cloke . A certain acquain- tance defiring him to let him know what it was he co ... carry more in them than it is proper for the world to be acquainted with . Those who are verfed in the philofophy of ...
... carried fomething hidden under his cloke . A certain acquain- tance defiring him to let him know what it was he co ... carry more in them than it is proper for the world to be acquainted with . Those who are verfed in the philofophy of ...
Strana 303
... carried matters fo far , that he would , not allow any one but a Virtuous man to be handsome . This indeed looks more like a philofophical rant than the real opinion of a wife man ; yet this was what Cato very seriously maintained . In ...
... carried matters fo far , that he would , not allow any one but a Virtuous man to be handsome . This indeed looks more like a philofophical rant than the real opinion of a wife man ; yet this was what Cato very seriously maintained . In ...
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