The SpectatorGeorge Routledge, 1870 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana xvii
... meet with it there . ' Here is the first ' little Diversion ' ; the germ of Tatlers and Spectators which in after years amused and edified the town . Mercure Scandale : or , ADVICE from the Scandalous Club . Translated out of French ...
... meet with it there . ' Here is the first ' little Diversion ' ; the germ of Tatlers and Spectators which in after years amused and edified the town . Mercure Scandale : or , ADVICE from the Scandalous Club . Translated out of French ...
Strana 17
... meet once or honest Gentlemen , of peaceable Dispositions , that twice a Week , upon the Account of such a Fan- used to sit together , smoak their Pipes , and say tastick Resemblance . I know a considerable nothing ' till Mid - night ...
... meet once or honest Gentlemen , of peaceable Dispositions , that twice a Week , upon the Account of such a Fan- used to sit together , smoak their Pipes , and say tastick Resemblance . I know a considerable nothing ' till Mid - night ...
Strana 18
... meet to censure or annoy those that are absent , but to enjoy one another : When they are thus combined for their own Improvement , or for the Good of others , or at least to relax themselves from the Business of the Day , by an ...
... meet to censure or annoy those that are absent , but to enjoy one another : When they are thus combined for their own Improvement , or for the Good of others , or at least to relax themselves from the Business of the Day , by an ...
Strana 32
... meet Musick , that is not Nonsense . a Fellow with a right genuine Grimmace in his ' Air , ( which is so agreeable in the generality of ' the French Nation ; ) and as an Instance of his Sincerity in this particular , he gave me a sight ...
... meet Musick , that is not Nonsense . a Fellow with a right genuine Grimmace in his ' Air , ( which is so agreeable in the generality of ' the French Nation ; ) and as an Instance of his Sincerity in this particular , he gave me a sight ...
Strana 34
... meet the blow . ' Bacon's Essays , IX . Of Envy . were incapable of Writing it , began to pull in Pieces the ... meets with Contempt and Derision , the Envious Man , under the Colour of hating Vainglory , can smile with an inward ...
... meet the blow . ' Bacon's Essays , IX . Of Envy . were incapable of Writing it , began to pull in Pieces the ... meets with Contempt and Derision , the Envious Man , under the Colour of hating Vainglory , can smile with an inward ...
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