The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 53
... pleased with a letter that is filled with touches of nature than of wit . The following one is of this kind . SIR , Among all the diftreffes which happen in families , do not remember that you have touched upon ⚫ the marriage of ...
... pleased with a letter that is filled with touches of nature than of wit . The following one is of this kind . SIR , Among all the diftreffes which happen in families , do not remember that you have touched upon ⚫ the marriage of ...
Strana 89
... pleased to risk his good - fortune upon the number 1711 , because it is the year of our Lord . I am acquainted with a tacker that : would give a good deal for the number 134. On the con- trary I have been told of a certain zealous ...
... pleased to risk his good - fortune upon the number 1711 , because it is the year of our Lord . I am acquainted with a tacker that : would give a good deal for the number 134. On the con- trary I have been told of a certain zealous ...
Strana 169
... pleased with the humour of the cat ; be fight as we upon that fubject . Your's till death , Jofiah Henpeck . P. S. You must know I am married to a Grimalkin . ' SIR , E Wapping , October 31 , 1711 . VER fince your Spectator of Tuesday ...
... pleased with the humour of the cat ; be fight as we upon that fubject . Your's till death , Jofiah Henpeck . P. S. You must know I am married to a Grimalkin . ' SIR , E Wapping , October 31 , 1711 . VER fince your Spectator of Tuesday ...
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