The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 238
... see a Hero weeping and quibbling for a dozen Lines together . I muit add to these great Authorities , which feem to have given a kind of Sanction to this Piece of falfe Wit , that all the Writers of Rhetorick have treated of Punning ...
... see a Hero weeping and quibbling for a dozen Lines together . I muit add to these great Authorities , which feem to have given a kind of Sanction to this Piece of falfe Wit , that all the Writers of Rhetorick have treated of Punning ...
Strana 252
... see he dresses ac- cording to the best Intelligence . THE general Affectation among Men , of appearing greater than they are , makes the whole World run into the Habit of the Court . You fee the Lady , who the Day before was as various ...
... see he dresses ac- cording to the best Intelligence . THE general Affectation among Men , of appearing greater than they are , makes the whole World run into the Habit of the Court . You fee the Lady , who the Day before was as various ...
Strana 268
... see a Subject of the Great Mogul entering into a League with one of the Czar of Muscovy . I am infinitely delighted in mixing with these several Ministers of Commerce , as they are diftinguished by their different Walks and diffe ...
... see a Subject of the Great Mogul entering into a League with one of the Czar of Muscovy . I am infinitely delighted in mixing with these several Ministers of Commerce , as they are diftinguished by their different Walks and diffe ...
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