The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 102
... fame offer , and at the fame conjunc- ture , have loaden themselves with their wives ; or ra- ther , whether they would not have been glad of fuch an opportunity to get rid of them ? To this my very ⚫ good friend Tom Dapperwit , who ...
... fame offer , and at the fame conjunc- ture , have loaden themselves with their wives ; or ra- ther , whether they would not have been glad of fuch an opportunity to get rid of them ? To this my very ⚫ good friend Tom Dapperwit , who ...
Strana 234
... fame when shar'd with him is double fame . So flush'd with fweets , by beauty's queen bestow'd , With more than mortal charms Æneas glow'd . Such gen'rous ftrifes Eugene and Marlbro ' try , And as in glory , fo in friendfhip vie ...
... fame when shar'd with him is double fame . So flush'd with fweets , by beauty's queen bestow'd , With more than mortal charms Æneas glow'd . Such gen'rous ftrifes Eugene and Marlbro ' try , And as in glory , fo in friendfhip vie ...
Strana 278
... fame concatenation and fubferviency , the fame neceffity and usefulness , the fame beauty and harmony in all and every of its parts , as what we difcover in the body of every fingle animal . The more extended our reason is , and the ...
... fame concatenation and fubferviency , the fame neceffity and usefulness , the fame beauty and harmony in all and every of its parts , as what we difcover in the body of every fingle animal . The more extended our reason is , and the ...
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On gardens 477 | 32 |
On benpeckd husbands 482 | 47 |
On the usefulness of modefy in the profeffion of the law 484 | 60 |
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