The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... last men- tioned motive does not prevail , I defpair of fucceeding by any other , and fhall therefore conclude my paper with a very remarkable story , which is recorded in an old chronicle published by Freher , among the writers of the ...
... last men- tioned motive does not prevail , I defpair of fucceeding by any other , and fhall therefore conclude my paper with a very remarkable story , which is recorded in an old chronicle published by Freher , among the writers of the ...
Strana 141
... last , which I am fure you should never have known but by inadvertency , what my eyes faid was true . But it is too foon to confirm it with my hand , ⚫ therefore shall not fubfcribe my name . " SIR , TE Here were other Gentlemen nearer ...
... last , which I am fure you should never have known but by inadvertency , what my eyes faid was true . But it is too foon to confirm it with my hand , ⚫ therefore shall not fubfcribe my name . " SIR , TE Here were other Gentlemen nearer ...
Strana 246
... last but clumfily performed . But if an hundred " watches were to be made by an hundred men , the cafes · may be affigned to one , the dials to another , the wheels to another , the fprings to another , and every other part to a proper ...
... last but clumfily performed . But if an hundred " watches were to be made by an hundred men , the cafes · may be affigned to one , the dials to another , the wheels to another , the fprings to another , and every other part to a proper ...
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