The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 29
... themselves in frivo- lous things ) in a rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propofe that there be a board of directors of the fashionable fociety ; and because it is a matter of too much weight for a private man to determine ...
... themselves in frivo- lous things ) in a rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propofe that there be a board of directors of the fashionable fociety ; and because it is a matter of too much weight for a private man to determine ...
Strana 51
... themselves ideas of refpect , and greatnefs of the oc- cafion , and I know not what , to difable themselves from explaining their thoughts . I muft confefs , when I have feen Charles Frankair rife up with a commanding mien , and torrent ...
... themselves ideas of refpect , and greatnefs of the oc- cafion , and I know not what , to difable themselves from explaining their thoughts . I muft confefs , when I have feen Charles Frankair rife up with a commanding mien , and torrent ...
Strana 170
... themselves great or mean , according to the figure he is to make amongst them , what fancy would not be debauched to believe they were but what they profeffed themselves , his mere creatures , and use them as fuch by purchasing with ...
... themselves great or mean , according to the figure he is to make amongst them , what fancy would not be debauched to believe they were but what they profeffed themselves , his mere creatures , and use them as fuch by purchasing with ...
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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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