The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 316
... favour , and paying their adorations . She smiled upon one , drank to another , and trod upon the other's foot which was under the table . Now which of these three ' , says the old bard , do you think was the favourite ? In troth ...
... favour , and paying their adorations . She smiled upon one , drank to another , and trod upon the other's foot which was under the table . Now which of these three ' , says the old bard , do you think was the favourite ? In troth ...
Strana 328
... favour of their very creatures . ' My author in these loose hints has one passage that gives us a very lively idea of the uncommon genius of Pharamond . He met with one man whom he had put to all the usual proofs he made of those he had ...
... favour of their very creatures . ' My author in these loose hints has one passage that gives us a very lively idea of the uncommon genius of Pharamond . He met with one man whom he had put to all the usual proofs he made of those he had ...
Strana 329
... favour or disgrace attended the respective objects of men's approbation or disesteem . Pharamond in his mirth upon the meanness of mankind used to say , as he could take away a man's five senses , he could give him a hundred . The man ...
... favour or disgrace attended the respective objects of men's approbation or disesteem . Pharamond in his mirth upon the meanness of mankind used to say , as he could take away a man's five senses , he could give him a hundred . The man ...
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