The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 37
... Shall here communicate to the World a couple of Letters , which I believe will give the Reader as good an Entertainment as any that I am able to furnish him with , and therefore shall make no Apo- logy for them . · SIR , To the ...
... Shall here communicate to the World a couple of Letters , which I believe will give the Reader as good an Entertainment as any that I am able to furnish him with , and therefore shall make no Apo- logy for them . · SIR , To the ...
Strana 43
... shall fill his Pipe out of his own Box . . III . IF any Member absents himself he shall forfeit a Peny for the Use of the Club , unless in case of Sickness Imprisonment . or IV . IF any Member fwears or curfes , his Neighbour may give ...
... shall fill his Pipe out of his own Box . . III . IF any Member absents himself he shall forfeit a Peny for the Use of the Club , unless in case of Sickness Imprisonment . or IV . IF any Member fwears or curfes , his Neighbour may give ...
Strana 140
... shall not fcruple , for the future , to fingle out any of the small Wits , that infeft the World with fuch Compofitions as are ill - natured , immoral , and abfurd . This is the only Exception which I fhall make to the general Rule I ...
... shall not fcruple , for the future , to fingle out any of the small Wits , that infeft the World with fuch Compofitions as are ill - natured , immoral , and abfurd . This is the only Exception which I fhall make to the general Rule I ...
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