The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... heard of us before - and we endeavoured to conceal - were as familiar to him as to ourselves . To be fure , Mr. SPECTATOR , he is a very learned and wife man . Being impatient to know my fortune , having paid my refpects in a family ...
... heard of us before - and we endeavoured to conceal - were as familiar to him as to ourselves . To be fure , Mr. SPECTATOR , he is a very learned and wife man . Being impatient to know my fortune , having paid my refpects in a family ...
Strana 110
... heard on every fide the wail- ings and complaints of feveral of the inhabitants , who had caft themselves difconfolately at the feet of trees ; and as we chanced to approach any of thefe , we might perceive them wringing their hands ...
... heard on every fide the wail- ings and complaints of feveral of the inhabitants , who had caft themselves difconfolately at the feet of trees ; and as we chanced to approach any of thefe , we might perceive them wringing their hands ...
Strana 274
from them . I have heard feveral of thefe unhappy gentlemen proving , by undeniable arguments , that I was not able to pen a letter which I had written the day before . Nay , I have heard fome of them throw- ing out ambiguous ...
from them . I have heard feveral of thefe unhappy gentlemen proving , by undeniable arguments , that I was not able to pen a letter which I had written the day before . Nay , I have heard fome of them throw- ing out ambiguous ...
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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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