The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 154
... servants ; a good servant to him is sure of having it in his choice very soon of being no servant at all . As I before observed , he is so good a husband , and knows so thoroughly that the skill of the purse is the cardinal virtue of ...
... servants ; a good servant to him is sure of having it in his choice very soon of being no servant at all . As I before observed , he is so good a husband , and knows so thoroughly that the skill of the purse is the cardinal virtue of ...
Strana 416
... servant to command , DEAR MADAM , SOPHIA . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my chamber all that day . Your most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . ' ' T. No. 291. ] Saturday , February 2 , 1711-12 . -Ubi ...
... servant to command , DEAR MADAM , SOPHIA . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my chamber all that day . Your most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . ' ' T. No. 291. ] Saturday , February 2 , 1711-12 . -Ubi ...
Strana 453
servant , for the advice you gave me concern - nounced those words with a tolerable good ac- ing my dancing ; which , unluckily , came too late : for , as I said , I would not leave off ca- pering until I had your opinion of the matter ...
servant , for the advice you gave me concern - nounced those words with a tolerable good ac- ing my dancing ; which , unluckily , came too late : for , as I said , I would not leave off ca- pering until I had your opinion of the matter ...
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