The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 179
... Spectator . I must acknowledge also , that I myself being the first projector of the paper , thought I had a right to make them my own , by dressing them in my own style , by leaving out what would not appear like mine , and by adding ...
... Spectator . I must acknowledge also , that I myself being the first projector of the paper , thought I had a right to make them my own , by dressing them in my own style , by leaving out what would not appear like mine , and by adding ...
Strana 307
... Spectator , advise him not to insist upɔn above spoken of , and the utter negligence hard articles , nor by his irregular desires which others have for us , the conversation contradict the well meaning lines of his of us young women of ...
... Spectator , advise him not to insist upɔn above spoken of , and the utter negligence hard articles , nor by his irregular desires which others have for us , the conversation contradict the well meaning lines of his of us young women of ...
Strana 450
... Spectator , in commenda- tion of a generous benefactor From Charles Easy , setting forth the sove- reign use of the ... Spectator - 553 93 From the Bantum ambassador to his master , . 143 about the English 557 From the dumb conjuror to ...
... Spectator , in commenda- tion of a generous benefactor From Charles Easy , setting forth the sove- reign use of the ... Spectator - 553 93 From the Bantum ambassador to his master , . 143 about the English 557 From the dumb conjuror to ...
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