The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... believe was as learned " as the best philofopher in Europe could poffibly make , " fhe afked me whether fhe was fo happy as to fall in " with my fentiments on thefe important particulars . " Her confident fat by her , and upon my being ...
... believe was as learned " as the best philofopher in Europe could poffibly make , " fhe afked me whether fhe was fo happy as to fall in " with my fentiments on thefe important particulars . " Her confident fat by her , and upon my being ...
Strana 178
... believe he had commanded an army of giants . I am perfuaded that if one of the prefent petticoats hap- pens to be hung up in any repofitory of curiofities , it will lead into the fame error the generations that lie • fome removes from ...
... believe he had commanded an army of giants . I am perfuaded that if one of the prefent petticoats hap- pens to be hung up in any repofitory of curiofities , it will lead into the fame error the generations that lie • fome removes from ...
Strana 309
... believe is not imaginary . " · ' Mr. SPECTATOR , ' I AM one of your difciples , and endeavour to live up to your rules , which I hope will incline you to pity my condition : Í fhall open it to you in a very few ' words . About three ...
... believe is not imaginary . " · ' Mr. SPECTATOR , ' I AM one of your difciples , and endeavour to live up to your rules , which I hope will incline you to pity my condition : Í fhall open it to you in a very few ' words . About three ...
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On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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