The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 168
... hear more certain accounts than any which have yet come to my knowledge . In short , when I consider the question , whether there are such persons in the world as those we call witches , my mind is divided between the two opposite ...
... hear more certain accounts than any which have yet come to my knowledge . In short , when I consider the question , whether there are such persons in the world as those we call witches , my mind is divided between the two opposite ...
Strana 189
... hear thee , if thou wilt needs utter thy follies ; we cannot help it , friend , I say : if thou wilt , we must hear thee ; but if thou wert a man of understanding , thou wouldst not take advantage of thy courageous countenance to abash ...
... hear thee , if thou wilt needs utter thy follies ; we cannot help it , friend , I say : if thou wilt , we must hear thee ; but if thou wert a man of understanding , thou wouldst not take advantage of thy courageous countenance to abash ...
Strana 569
... hear no more of him . " Upon which he flung down the trap - door in a passion , and was resolved to give no more audiences that day . ' of a silver cup . Jupiter thanked him for no- | trifled with , ” says he , “ by this generation of ...
... hear no more of him . " Upon which he flung down the trap - door in a passion , and was resolved to give no more audiences that day . ' of a silver cup . Jupiter thanked him for no- | trifled with , ” says he , “ by this generation of ...
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