The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... frequently drawn compassion from the audi- ence , and has therefore gained a place in several tragedies . A modern ... frequent upon the English stage . To delight in seeing men stabbed , poisoned , racked , or impaled , is certainly the ...
... frequently drawn compassion from the audi- ence , and has therefore gained a place in several tragedies . A modern ... frequent upon the English stage . To delight in seeing men stabbed , poisoned , racked , or impaled , is certainly the ...
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... frequent occasion to use hard words , that they might show a politeness in murdering them . He further adds , that a lady ... frequently carry about me a whole sheetful of hints that would look like a rhapsody 1 ' With ' ( folio ) . of ...
... frequent occasion to use hard words , that they might show a politeness in murdering them . He further adds , that a lady ... frequently carry about me a whole sheetful of hints that would look like a rhapsody 1 ' With ' ( folio ) . of ...
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George Atherton Aitken. love to frequent as the Royal Exchange 1 . It gives me a secret satisfaction , and , in some ... frequently visit this busy multitude of people , I am known to nobody there but my friend Sir Andrew , who often ...
George Atherton Aitken. love to frequent as the Royal Exchange 1 . It gives me a secret satisfaction , and , in some ... frequently visit this busy multitude of people , I am known to nobody there but my friend Sir Andrew , who often ...
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