The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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... SPECTATOR , by writing all this to you , is , that you would , before you go any further with your Panegyricks on the fair Sex , give them some Lectures upon their silly Approba- tions . It is that I am weary of Vice , and that it was ...
... SPECTATOR , by writing all this to you , is , that you would , before you go any further with your Panegyricks on the fair Sex , give them some Lectures upon their silly Approba- tions . It is that I am weary of Vice , and that it was ...
Strana 346
... Spectator . my I am Your Humble Servant , Kitty Termagant . ' P.S. We shall Demolish a Prude next Thursday . ' Tho ... Spectator , in the mean time take it as it follows in his own Words . Mr. SPECTATOR , IT T is my Misfortune to be in ...
... Spectator . my I am Your Humble Servant , Kitty Termagant . ' P.S. We shall Demolish a Prude next Thursday . ' Tho ... Spectator , in the mean time take it as it follows in his own Words . Mr. SPECTATOR , IT T is my Misfortune to be in ...
Strana 538
... Spectator in a few points , Addison's series of papers , covering systematically the entire poem and written with much more literary grace , was un- doubtedly of greater importance in furthering Milton's reputation in the eighteenth ...
... Spectator in a few points , Addison's series of papers , covering systematically the entire poem and written with much more literary grace , was un- doubtedly of greater importance in furthering Milton's reputation in the eighteenth ...
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