The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... greater diffi- pher , who , after having invited some of his culties . All the real pleasures and con- friends to dine with him , was ruffled by his veniencies of life lie in a narrow compass ; wife , that came into the room in a ...
... greater diffi- pher , who , after having invited some of his culties . All the real pleasures and con- friends to dine with him , was ruffled by his veniencies of life lie in a narrow compass ; wife , that came into the room in a ...
Strana 426
... greater estates had not the courage to rise . " That he , the said E. H. hath had six duels and four - and - twenty boxing matches in defence of his majesty's title ; and that he received such a blow upon the head at a bonfire in ...
... greater estates had not the courage to rise . " That he , the said E. H. hath had six duels and four - and - twenty boxing matches in defence of his majesty's title ; and that he received such a blow upon the head at a bonfire in ...
Strana 430
... greater cause of complaint than the an- cients had . And since that solemn festival is approaching , which calls for all the power of oratory , and which affords as noble a subject for the pulpit as any revela- tion has taught us , the ...
... greater cause of complaint than the an- cients had . And since that solemn festival is approaching , which calls for all the power of oratory , and which affords as noble a subject for the pulpit as any revela- tion has taught us , the ...
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