The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 27
... means the place will be a comfortable fupport for fome beau who has spent his eftate in dreffing . C • " • < ( < 6 • < The reafons offered by which we expected to gain the approbation of the public , were as follow . Firft , That every ...
... means the place will be a comfortable fupport for fome beau who has spent his eftate in dreffing . C • " • < ( < 6 • < The reafons offered by which we expected to gain the approbation of the public , were as follow . Firft , That every ...
Strana 231
... means in my power , undermined the interefts of ignorance , vice , and folly , and attempted to fubftitute in their ... mean time I cannot fuppress any thought of his , but infert his fentiment about the dying words of Adrian . I will ...
... means in my power , undermined the interefts of ignorance , vice , and folly , and attempted to fubftitute in their ... mean time I cannot fuppress any thought of his , but infert his fentiment about the dying words of Adrian . I will ...
Strana 313
... means , it may in time be printed as often in English , as it has already been in Greek . I am , like the rest of the world , 4th Dec. • Sir , ' Your great admirer , ' G. R. ' The reader may obferve that the beauty of this epi- gram is ...
... means , it may in time be printed as often in English , as it has already been in Greek . I am , like the rest of the world , 4th Dec. • Sir , ' Your great admirer , ' G. R. ' The reader may obferve that the beauty of this epi- gram is ...
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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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