The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 - Počet stran: 524 |
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Strana 101
... expect from their Dependants , from their sole Motive of Fear , all the good Effects which a liberal Education , and affluent Fortune , and every other Advantage cannot produce in them- selves . A Man will have his Servant just ...
... expect from their Dependants , from their sole Motive of Fear , all the good Effects which a liberal Education , and affluent Fortune , and every other Advantage cannot produce in them- selves . A Man will have his Servant just ...
Strana 130
... expect of her so much Drudgery as to take care of her Family , and Curry her Hide in case of Refusal . Your loving Friend , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Barnaby Brittle . ' Cheapside , October 30 . I am mightily pleased with the Humour of the Cat ...
... expect of her so much Drudgery as to take care of her Family , and Curry her Hide in case of Refusal . Your loving Friend , ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Barnaby Brittle . ' Cheapside , October 30 . I am mightily pleased with the Humour of the Cat ...
Strana 444
... expect any Pardon for such a Fault ; so that the Boy , who was of a meek Temper , was terrified to Death at the Thoughts of his Appearance , when his Friend , who sat next to him , bade him be of good Cheer , for that he would take the ...
... expect any Pardon for such a Fault ; so that the Boy , who was of a meek Temper , was terrified to Death at the Thoughts of his Appearance , when his Friend , who sat next to him , bade him be of good Cheer , for that he would take the ...
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