The Spectator, no. 1-314Harper & brothers, 1850 |
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Strana 147
... appear competent judges of this matter , and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under these two leters , for his advice upon this subject . But as I find the work I have undertaken to be very dif ...
... appear competent judges of this matter , and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under these two leters , for his advice upon this subject . But as I find the work I have undertaken to be very dif ...
Strana 231
... appear , they may come to some sense of themselves , and the insults they are guilty of towards me . I am , sir , your most humble servant , ' THE IDOL . ' This representation is so just , that it is hard to speak of it without an ...
... appear , they may come to some sense of themselves , and the insults they are guilty of towards me . I am , sir , your most humble servant , ' THE IDOL . ' This representation is so just , that it is hard to speak of it without an ...
Strana 436
... appear but a trifling inconsiderable circum- stance : but , for my part , I think it highly worthy of observation , and to be recom- mended to the consideration of the fair sex . I have often thought wrapping - gowns and dirty linen ...
... appear but a trifling inconsiderable circum- stance : but , for my part , I think it highly worthy of observation , and to be recom- mended to the consideration of the fair sex . I have often thought wrapping - gowns and dirty linen ...
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