The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... means awakened out of that them famous for inserting several redundant lethargy with which each of them had been phrases in their discourse , as " D'ye hear seized for several years . me ? -D'ye see ? -That is , -And so , sir . " Each ...
... means awakened out of that them famous for inserting several redundant lethargy with which each of them had been phrases in their discourse , as " D'ye hear seized for several years . me ? -D'ye see ? -That is , -And so , sir . " Each ...
Strana 194
... means my readers will have their news fresh and fresh , and many worthy citizens , who can- not sleep with any satisfaction at present , for want of being informed how the world goes , may go to bed contentedly , it being my design to ...
... means my readers will have their news fresh and fresh , and many worthy citizens , who can- not sleep with any satisfaction at present , for want of being informed how the world goes , may go to bed contentedly , it being my design to ...
Strana 303
... means ; † to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times , I find the following passage in an excel- and by all possible means in my power , un- lent sermon , preached at ...
... means ; † to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times , I find the following passage in an excel- and by all possible means in my power , un- lent sermon , preached at ...
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