The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... received the follow- ing letter from an unknown hand , by which I find that Mr. Nathaniel Cliff is only the agent , and not the prin- cipal in this advertisement . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am the perfon that lately advertifed I would give ten ...
... received the follow- ing letter from an unknown hand , by which I find that Mr. Nathaniel Cliff is only the agent , and not the prin- cipal in this advertisement . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am the perfon that lately advertifed I would give ten ...
Strana 156
... received with a loud laugh : They were as merry when a criminal was ftabbed . It is certainly an occafion of rejoicing when the wicked are feized in their defigns ; but I think it is not fuch a triumph as is exerted by laughter . You ...
... received with a loud laugh : They were as merry when a criminal was ftabbed . It is certainly an occafion of rejoicing when the wicked are feized in their defigns ; but I think it is not fuch a triumph as is exerted by laughter . You ...
Strana 178
... received as a page to a man of quality . There are not more cripples come out of the wars than there are from those ... receiving impreffions of kindness , and quick in taking offence . The elevation above the rest of mankind , except in ...
... received as a page to a man of quality . There are not more cripples come out of the wars than there are from those ... receiving impreffions of kindness , and quick in taking offence . The elevation above the rest of mankind , except in ...
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