The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 242
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spectator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances ...
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spectator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances ...
Strana 441
... acquaintance , out the meaning of them . who was then in the country . She coming to The Egyptians , who made use of hieroglyphics town , and seeing our intimacy so great , gave her- to signify several things , expressed a man who con ...
... acquaintance , out the meaning of them . who was then in the country . She coming to The Egyptians , who made use of hieroglyphics town , and seeing our intimacy so great , gave her- to signify several things , expressed a man who con ...
Strana 668
... acquaintance ; but , be- fore you can be qualified to see and animadvert on the failings of others , you must be pure yourself : ' whereupon he drew out his incision knife , cut me open , took out my heart , and began to squeeze it . I ...
... acquaintance ; but , be- fore you can be qualified to see and animadvert on the failings of others , you must be pure yourself : ' whereupon he drew out his incision knife , cut me open , took out my heart , and began to squeeze it . I ...
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