The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 76
... fome other ufe of the lace , or run into fome ⚫ other unaccountable rompifhnefs , until the time I had appointed to pafs away with her was over . I went < · from her full of pleasure at the reflexion that I had the keeping of fo much ...
... fome other ufe of the lace , or run into fome ⚫ other unaccountable rompifhnefs , until the time I had appointed to pafs away with her was over . I went < · from her full of pleasure at the reflexion that I had the keeping of fo much ...
Strana 128
... fome fuperior Being for fuccour in dangers and dif treffes , the gratitude to an invisible fuperintendent which arifes in us upon receiving any extraordinary and unexpected good fortune , the acts of love and admiration . with which the ...
... fome fuperior Being for fuccour in dangers and dif treffes , the gratitude to an invisible fuperintendent which arifes in us upon receiving any extraordinary and unexpected good fortune , the acts of love and admiration . with which the ...
Strana 145
... fome imaginary title ; for you must know that this cunning purveyor has her reprefentatives upon this occafion , of fome of the fineft ladies in the kingdom . By this means , as I am informed , it is ufual enough to meet with a German ...
... fome imaginary title ; for you must know that this cunning purveyor has her reprefentatives upon this occafion , of fome of the fineft ladies in the kingdom . By this means , as I am informed , it is ufual enough to meet with a German ...
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