The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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... present paper , they all having a tendency to the same subject , viz . the elegance of our present diversions . SIR , Covent - Garden , March 13 . ' I have observed the rules of my mask so carefully ( in not inquiring into persons ) ...
... present paper , they all having a tendency to the same subject , viz . the elegance of our present diversions . SIR , Covent - Garden , March 13 . ' I have observed the rules of my mask so carefully ( in not inquiring into persons ) ...
Strana 288
... present value , or pay more than one - fourth part of the present tax . It is generally observed , that in countries of the greatest plenty there is the poorest liv- As I have always at heart the public good so I am ever contriving ...
... present value , or pay more than one - fourth part of the present tax . It is generally observed , that in countries of the greatest plenty there is the poorest liv- As I have always at heart the public good so I am ever contriving ...
Strana 843
... present ; and what- ever was once present is at some certain dis- tance from us , and whatever is at any certain distance from us , be the distance never so re- mote , cannot be eternity . The very notion of any duration being past ...
... present ; and what- ever was once present is at some certain dis- tance from us , and whatever is at any certain distance from us , be the distance never so re- mote , cannot be eternity . The very notion of any duration being past ...
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