The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... thing which can happen to any man's child , is expected by every man for his own . But my friend , whom I was going to speak of , does not flatter himself with fuch vain expectations , but has his eye more upon the virtue and ...
... thing which can happen to any man's child , is expected by every man for his own . But my friend , whom I was going to speak of , does not flatter himself with fuch vain expectations , but has his eye more upon the virtue and ...
Strana 162
... thing for a franger to look upon , but very detrimental to the owner , unless it be a King or Prince who takes a fancy to Such a toy . The ninth fpecies of females were taken out of the ape . Thefe are fuch as are both ugly and ill ...
... thing for a franger to look upon , but very detrimental to the owner , unless it be a King or Prince who takes a fancy to Such a toy . The ninth fpecies of females were taken out of the ape . Thefe are fuch as are both ugly and ill ...
Strana 255
... thing that is re markable in fuch numerous and refined affemblies . It is obferved , that of late years there has been a cer- tain perfon in the upper gallery of the play house , who when he is pleafed with any thing that is acted upon ...
... thing that is re markable in fuch numerous and refined affemblies . It is obferved , that of late years there has been a cer- tain perfon in the upper gallery of the play house , who when he is pleafed with any thing that is acted upon ...
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