The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 102
... common his poem , we may learn from his four last sense , who would neither relish nor compre- lines , in which , after the example of the mo- hend an epigram of Martial , or a poem of Cow - dern tragedians , he draws from it a precept ...
... common his poem , we may learn from his four last sense , who would neither relish nor compre- lines , in which , after the example of the mo- hend an epigram of Martial , or a poem of Cow - dern tragedians , he draws from it a precept ...
Strana 249
... common peopie ' the whole art of grinning , but particularly heads with such senseless ambitions , and in excelled in the angry grin . He did his part so spiring them with such aosurd ideas of su- well , that he is said to have made ...
... common peopie ' the whole art of grinning , but particularly heads with such senseless ambitions , and in excelled in the angry grin . He did his part so spiring them with such aosurd ideas of su- well , that he is said to have made ...
Strana 370
... common sense , without the help of an only to insert this letter in your paper , that instructor : but that which we call common the town may know we have all three joined sense suffers under that word ; for it sometimes together to ...
... common sense , without the help of an only to insert this letter in your paper , that instructor : but that which we call common the town may know we have all three joined sense suffers under that word ; for it sometimes together to ...
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