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[ STEELE ] Wednesday , October 1 . Wednes day , -Frustra retinacula tendens
October 1 , Fertur equis auriga , neque audit currus habenas , 1712 . To the
SPECTATOR GENERAL of Great Britain , From the farther End of the Widow's
Coffee ...
[ STEELE ] Wednesday , October 1 . Wednes day , -Frustra retinacula tendens
October 1 , Fertur equis auriga , neque audit currus habenas , 1712 . To the
SPECTATOR GENERAL of Great Britain , From the farther End of the Widow's
Coffee ...
Strana 92
Coachmen , it might perhaps be a Reprieve to some of Wednes , their Necks , As
I understand you have several Inspectors day , under if you , October 1 , you
would but send one amongst us here in 1712 . the Temple , I am perswaded he ...
Coachmen , it might perhaps be a Reprieve to some of Wednes , their Necks , As
I understand you have several Inspectors day , under if you , October 1 , you
would but send one amongst us here in 1712 . the Temple , I am perswaded he ...
Strana 93
499 , Conrade the Third had besieged Guelphus , Duke of Thursday , October 2 ,
Bavaria , in the City of Hensberg , the Women finding 1712 . that the Town could
not possibly hold out long , petitioned the Emperor that they might depart out of it
...
499 , Conrade the Third had besieged Guelphus , Duke of Thursday , October 2 ,
Bavaria , in the City of Hensberg , the Women finding 1712 . that the Town could
not possibly hold out long , petitioned the Emperor that they might depart out of it
...
Strana 96
Friday , October 3 . October 3 , 1712 . -Huc natas adjice septem , Et totidem
juvenes , & mox generosque aurusque ; Quaerite nunc , habeat quam aostra
superbia causam , -Ovid . Met Sir , TOU , who are so well acquainted with the
Story of ...
Friday , October 3 . October 3 , 1712 . -Huc natas adjice septem , Et totidem
juvenes , & mox generosque aurusque ; Quaerite nunc , habeat quam aostra
superbia causam , -Ovid . Met Sir , TOU , who are so well acquainted with the
Story of ...
Strana 97
In short , Sir , I look upon my Family as a patriarchal October 3 , 1712 .
Sovereignty , in which I am my self both King and Priest . All great Governments
are Nothing else but Clusters of these little private Royalties , and therefore I
consider the ...
In short , Sir , I look upon my Family as a patriarchal October 3 , 1712 .
Sovereignty , in which I am my self both King and Priest . All great Governments
are Nothing else but Clusters of these little private Royalties , and therefore I
consider the ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Spolupracovník | George Gregory Smith |
| Vydavatel | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Newyorská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 16. září 2014 |
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