The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 72
... meet with none of them in our way , for that if we did , they would be apt to knock us down for being kings . • Our other interpreter used to talk very much of a kind of animal called a tory , that was as great a monster as the whig ...
... meet with none of them in our way , for that if we did , they would be apt to knock us down for being kings . • Our other interpreter used to talk very much of a kind of animal called a tory , that was as great a monster as the whig ...
Strana 216
... meet among men who are used to adjust and methodise their thoughts . Irresolution and procrastination in all a man's affairs , are the natural effects of being I was this evening walking in the fields with addicted to pleasure ...
... meet among men who are used to adjust and methodise their thoughts . Irresolution and procrastination in all a man's affairs , are the natural effects of being I was this evening walking in the fields with addicted to pleasure ...
Strana 268
... meets with . At length he takes a resolution to try his fate , and explain with her resolutely upon her unaccountable carriage . He walks up to her apartment , with a thousand inqui- etudes and doubts in what manner he shall meet the ...
... meets with . At length he takes a resolution to try his fate , and explain with her resolutely upon her unaccountable carriage . He walks up to her apartment , with a thousand inqui- etudes and doubts in what manner he shall meet the ...
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