The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... most un- ⚫ comfortable parts of the year , and have frequently fe- veral days in November and January that are as agree- able as any in the finest months . At fuch times , there- fore , I think there could not be a greater pleasure ...
... most un- ⚫ comfortable parts of the year , and have frequently fe- veral days in November and January that are as agree- able as any in the finest months . At fuch times , there- fore , I think there could not be a greater pleasure ...
Strana 151
... most harmonious numbers , fome in points of wit , and others in short proverbs . But among all the different ways of giving counfel , I think the finest , and that which pleases the most univer- fally , is Fable , in whatsoever fhape it ...
... most harmonious numbers , fome in points of wit , and others in short proverbs . But among all the different ways of giving counfel , I think the finest , and that which pleases the most univer- fally , is Fable , in whatsoever fhape it ...
Strana 291
... most ignorant fervant or child will be as good a buyer at his fhop as the most skilful in the trade . For all which , you have all his hopes and fortune for your fecurity . To encourage dealing after this way , there is not only the ...
... most ignorant fervant or child will be as good a buyer at his fhop as the most skilful in the trade . For all which , you have all his hopes and fortune for your fecurity . To encourage dealing after this way , there is not only the ...
Obsah
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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