The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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... short Fable . Jupiter , says the Mythologist , to reward the Piety of a certain Countryman , promised to give him whatever he would ask . The Countryman desired that he might have the Management of the Weather in his own Estate : He ...
... short Fable . Jupiter , says the Mythologist , to reward the Piety of a certain Countryman , promised to give him whatever he would ask . The Countryman desired that he might have the Management of the Weather in his own Estate : He ...
Strana 102
... short , and told him , that the Papers he hinted at had done great Good in the City , and that all their Wives and Daughters were the better for them : And further added , that the whole City thought themselves very much obliged to me ...
... short , and told him , that the Papers he hinted at had done great Good in the City , and that all their Wives and Daughters were the better for them : And further added , that the whole City thought themselves very much obliged to me ...
Strana 369
... short Tail and short Legs , but broad Fore - feet armed with sharp Claws , we see by the Event to what purpose they are , she so swiftly working her self under Ground , and making her way so fast in the Earth , as they that behold it ...
... short Tail and short Legs , but broad Fore - feet armed with sharp Claws , we see by the Event to what purpose they are , she so swiftly working her self under Ground , and making her way so fast in the Earth , as they that behold it ...
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House of Commons | 126 |
Introduction by Peter Smithers D Phil Oxon | 265 |
ESSAYS Nos 81169 Saturday June | 491 |
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