The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 101
... fall fhort of it , I drink juft fo much Small Beer , or eat fuch a Quantity of Bread , as is fufficient to make me weight . In my greateft Exceffes I do not tranfgrefs more than the other half Pound ; which , for my Health's fake , I do ...
... fall fhort of it , I drink juft fo much Small Beer , or eat fuch a Quantity of Bread , as is fufficient to make me weight . In my greateft Exceffes I do not tranfgrefs more than the other half Pound ; which , for my Health's fake , I do ...
Strana 155
... falls into too great a Familiarity of Phrafe in thofe Parts , which , by Ariftotle's Rule , ought to have been raised ... Fall would have been Glorious ( fi pro Patriâ fic concidiffet ) had he fo fallen in the Service of his Country . с ...
... falls into too great a Familiarity of Phrafe in thofe Parts , which , by Ariftotle's Rule , ought to have been raised ... Fall would have been Glorious ( fi pro Patriâ fic concidiffet ) had he fo fallen in the Service of his Country . с ...
Strana 270
... falls to our Share ! Natural Hiftorians tell us , that no Fruit grows Originally among us , befides Hips and Haws ... fall a- way into the Trash of our own Country , if they were wholly neglected by the Planter , and left to the Mercy ...
... falls to our Share ! Natural Hiftorians tell us , that no Fruit grows Originally among us , befides Hips and Haws ... fall a- way into the Trash of our own Country , if they were wholly neglected by the Planter , and left to the Mercy ...
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