The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... 40000 yearly loft , or a fifth part of his armies , are to be multiplied by 20 , he cannot have . ⚫ loft less than 800050 of his old fubjects , and all able- ' body'd 1 · · body'd men ; a greater number than 50 N ° 180 THE SPECTATOR .
... 40000 yearly loft , or a fifth part of his armies , are to be multiplied by 20 , he cannot have . ⚫ loft less than 800050 of his old fubjects , and all able- ' body'd 1 · · body'd men ; a greater number than 50 N ° 180 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 221
... less actions than thofe of our bleffed Saviour and his apostles . As I now fit and recollect the warm images which the admirable Raphael has raised , it is impoffible even from the faint traces in one's memory of what one has not K.3 ...
... less actions than thofe of our bleffed Saviour and his apostles . As I now fit and recollect the warm images which the admirable Raphael has raised , it is impoffible even from the faint traces in one's memory of what one has not K.3 ...
Strana 302
... less rich than I am now , to fave an ⚫ honest man whom I love , · Your friend and fervant , W. S. I think there is fomewhere in Montaigne mention made of a family book , wherein all the occurrences that hap- pened from one generation ...
... less rich than I am now , to fave an ⚫ honest man whom I love , · Your friend and fervant , W. S. I think there is fomewhere in Montaigne mention made of a family book , wherein all the occurrences that hap- pened from one generation ...
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