The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 104
... things , that there cannot be any thing effectually difpatched in the diftraction of a public levée ; but the whole feems to be a confpiracy of a fet of fervile flaves , to give up their own liberty to take away their patron's ...
... things , that there cannot be any thing effectually difpatched in the diftraction of a public levée ; but the whole feems to be a confpiracy of a fet of fervile flaves , to give up their own liberty to take away their patron's ...
Strana 170
... thing for a ftranger to look upon , but very detrimental to the owner , unless it be a king or prince who takes a fancy to fuch a " toy . The ninth fpecies of females were taken out of " the Ape . Thefe are fuch as are both ugly and ill ...
... thing for a ftranger to look upon , but very detrimental to the owner , unless it be a king or prince who takes a fancy to fuch a " toy . The ninth fpecies of females were taken out of " the Ape . Thefe are fuch as are both ugly and ill ...
Strana 243
... thing they have faid before by their own mouths . A farther account of a thing is one of the gratefulleft goods that can arrive to them ; and it is feldom that they are more particular than to fay , The town will have it , or I have it ...
... thing they have faid before by their own mouths . A farther account of a thing is one of the gratefulleft goods that can arrive to them ; and it is feldom that they are more particular than to fay , The town will have it , or I have it ...
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