The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 177
... speak of dependents , I would not be under- ftood to mean those who are worthlefs in themselves , or who , without any call , will prefs into the company of their betters . Nor , when I speak of patrons , do I mean thofe who either have ...
... speak of dependents , I would not be under- ftood to mean those who are worthlefs in themselves , or who , without any call , will prefs into the company of their betters . Nor , when I speak of patrons , do I mean thofe who either have ...
Strana 193
you speak , a merchant hurt in his credit ; and him who , every day he lived , literally added to the value of his native country , undone by one who was only a burden and a blemish to it . Since every body who knows the world is ...
you speak , a merchant hurt in his credit ; and him who , every day he lived , literally added to the value of his native country , undone by one who was only a burden and a blemish to it . Since every body who knows the world is ...
Strana 308
... speak the language of Cambridge ) was one of an hundred ; and being used as a spy in the affairs of jea- loufy , was obliged to have all his eyes about him . We have no account of the particular colours , cafts and turns of this body of ...
... speak the language of Cambridge ) was one of an hundred ; and being used as a spy in the affairs of jea- loufy , was obliged to have all his eyes about him . We have no account of the particular colours , cafts and turns of this body of ...
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