The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1957 |
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... page 528 . IOI . PAGE 310. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . i . 5-10 . Censure , etc. , is one of Swift's Thoughts on Various Subjects , Moral and Diverting ( 1706 ) . PAGE 311. Recentibus odiis . Tacitus , Annals , 1. i . 102. PAGE 313 ...
... page 528 . IOI . PAGE 310. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . i . 5-10 . Censure , etc. , is one of Swift's Thoughts on Various Subjects , Moral and Diverting ( 1706 ) . PAGE 311. Recentibus odiis . Tacitus , Annals , 1. i . 102. PAGE 313 ...
Strana 562
... page 286 . 137. PAGE 413. Motto . Cicero ? The Spectator deals with the question of master and servant , ante , No. 107. The letters of Ralph Valet and Patience Giddy call to mind some of the points in Swift's Directions to Servants ...
... page 286 . 137. PAGE 413. Motto . Cicero ? The Spectator deals with the question of master and servant , ante , No. 107. The letters of Ralph Valet and Patience Giddy call to mind some of the points in Swift's Directions to Servants ...
Strana 564
... PAGE 444. Pindarick Readers . Cf. page 483 and note , page 543 . Cant . Steele is out in his etymology . See the Oxford English Dictionary . PAGE 445. Dr. Se . Probably Dr. George Smalridge , after- wards Bishop of Bristol , the ...
... PAGE 444. Pindarick Readers . Cf. page 483 and note , page 543 . Cant . Steele is out in his etymology . See the Oxford English Dictionary . PAGE 445. Dr. Se . Probably Dr. George Smalridge , after- wards Bishop of Bristol , the ...
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