The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... letter , I fhall give you a great knock on the fcull for it . ' Was there ever fuch an image of paternal tenderness ! It was ufual among fome of the Greeks to make their flaves drink to excefs , and then expose them to their children ...
... letter , I fhall give you a great knock on the fcull for it . ' Was there ever fuch an image of paternal tenderness ! It was ufual among fome of the Greeks to make their flaves drink to excefs , and then expose them to their children ...
Strana 83
... letter which I have re- ceived from an unknown correfpondent , upon the fub- ject of my paper , upon which the foregoing letter is likewife founded . The writer of it feems very much concerned left that paper should seem to give ...
... letter which I have re- ceived from an unknown correfpondent , upon the fub- ject of my paper , upon which the foregoing letter is likewife founded . The writer of it feems very much concerned left that paper should seem to give ...
Strana 204
... letter X , which is placed at the end of fome few of my papers , is that which has puzzled the whole town , as they cannot think of any name which begins with that letter , except Xenophon and Xerxes , who can neither of them be ...
... letter X , which is placed at the end of fome few of my papers , is that which has puzzled the whole town , as they cannot think of any name which begins with that letter , except Xenophon and Xerxes , who can neither of them be ...
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