The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 44
... whole art of machinery , for the diversion of the two monarchs . Some at the table urged , that a puppet - show was not a suitable entertainment for Alexander the Great ; and that it might be introduced more properly , if we suppose the ...
... whole art of machinery , for the diversion of the two monarchs . Some at the table urged , that a puppet - show was not a suitable entertainment for Alexander the Great ; and that it might be introduced more properly , if we suppose the ...
Strana 93
... whole hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the goddess : and not only of the goddess herself , but of the whole army that attended her , which sympa- thized with their leader , and shrunk into no- thing , in proportion ...
... whole hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the goddess : and not only of the goddess herself , but of the whole army that attended her , which sympa- thized with their leader , and shrunk into no- thing , in proportion ...
Strana 287
... whole kingdom . happiness of conferring or receiving any . as soon as I had recollected with what inimita- |. It may ... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her other subjects , the cus- toms and excises ...
... whole kingdom . happiness of conferring or receiving any . as soon as I had recollected with what inimita- |. It may ... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her other subjects , the cus- toms and excises ...
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