The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 153
... obliged friends , thy helpless servants , stand around thee without distinction . How much wouldst thou , hadst thou thy senses , say to each of us ! black - a - moor , a prude or a coquette , a country es- quire or a conjuror , with ...
... obliged friends , thy helpless servants , stand around thee without distinction . How much wouldst thou , hadst thou thy senses , say to each of us ! black - a - moor , a prude or a coquette , a country es- quire or a conjuror , with ...
Strana 635
... obliged to say on this head , by giving my reader this hint for the better judging of my productions - that the best comment upon them would be an account when the patron to The Tender Husband was in England or abroad . Dec. 4 , 1712 ...
... obliged to say on this head , by giving my reader this hint for the better judging of my productions - that the best comment upon them would be an account when the patron to The Tender Husband was in England or abroad . Dec. 4 , 1712 ...
Strana 670
... obliged ; and as nothing renders a person more unworthy of a benefit than his being without all resentment of it , he will not be extremely forward to oblige such a man . No. 589. ] FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 3 , 1714 . Persequitur scelus ille ...
... obliged ; and as nothing renders a person more unworthy of a benefit than his being without all resentment of it , he will not be extremely forward to oblige such a man . No. 589. ] FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 3 , 1714 . Persequitur scelus ille ...
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