The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 194
... write them , and excufing myfelf for not inferting feveral of them in my Papers , which I am fenfible would be a very great ornament to them . Should I publish the praises which are fo well penned , they would do honour to the perfons ...
... write them , and excufing myfelf for not inferting feveral of them in my Papers , which I am fenfible would be a very great ornament to them . Should I publish the praises which are fo well penned , they would do honour to the perfons ...
Strana 210
I have heard ) by a modern writer ; who priding him- felf on the hurry of his invention , thought it no fmall ... write most , and fastest , you or 1. " CREECH 6 · · This was the whole of his ambition ; and there- fore I cannot ...
I have heard ) by a modern writer ; who priding him- felf on the hurry of his invention , thought it no fmall ... write most , and fastest , you or 1. " CREECH 6 · · This was the whole of his ambition ; and there- fore I cannot ...
Strana 297
... write any thing to his friend , he directed his needle to every letter that formed the words ' which he had occafion ... writer of Romance , had introduced a necromancer , who is generally in the train of a Knight - errant , making a ...
... write any thing to his friend , he directed his needle to every letter that formed the words ' which he had occafion ... writer of Romance , had introduced a necromancer , who is generally in the train of a Knight - errant , making a ...
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