The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... write you this letter by the behaviour of an infamous wo- man , who having passed her youth in a most shame- lefs ftate of prostitution , is now one of those who ' gain their livelihood by feducing others , that are younger than ...
... write you this letter by the behaviour of an infamous wo- man , who having passed her youth in a most shame- lefs ftate of prostitution , is now one of those who ' gain their livelihood by feducing others , that are younger than ...
Strana 184
... write them , but my publishing of them would I fear be à fufficient inftance to the world that I did not deferve them . C No 216 Wednesday , November 7 . Siquidem herclè poffis , nil prius , neque fortius : Verùm fi infipies , neque ...
... write them , but my publishing of them would I fear be à fufficient inftance to the world that I did not deferve them . C No 216 Wednesday , November 7 . Siquidem herclè poffis , nil prius , neque fortius : Verùm fi infipies , neque ...
Strana 199
as I have heard ) by a modern writer ; who priding ' himself on the hurry of his invention , thought it no ⚫ small ... write most , and fastest , you or I. CREECH . This was the whole of his ambition ; and therefore ' I cannot but ...
as I have heard ) by a modern writer ; who priding ' himself on the hurry of his invention , thought it no ⚫ small ... write most , and fastest , you or I. CREECH . This was the whole of his ambition ; and therefore ' I cannot but ...
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