The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 16
... heard him often lament , that in a Profeffion where Merit is placed in fo confpicuous a View , Impudence fhould get the better of Modefty . When he has talked to this Purpose I never heard him make a four Expreffi- on , but frankly ...
... heard him often lament , that in a Profeffion where Merit is placed in fo confpicuous a View , Impudence fhould get the better of Modefty . When he has talked to this Purpose I never heard him make a four Expreffi- on , but frankly ...
Strana 124
... heard of a very extraordinary Genius for Mufick that lives in Switzer- land , who has fo ftrong a Spring in his Fingers , that he can make the Board of an Organ found like a Drum , and if I could but procure a Subscription of about Ten ...
... heard of a very extraordinary Genius for Mufick that lives in Switzer- land , who has fo ftrong a Spring in his Fingers , that he can make the Board of an Organ found like a Drum , and if I could but procure a Subscription of about Ten ...
Strana 249
... heard feveral Double Rhymes as I paffed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . NOT far from these was another Set of merry Peo- ple engaged at a Diverfion , in which the whole Jeft was to mistake one Perfon for another . To give ...
... heard feveral Double Rhymes as I paffed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . NOT far from these was another Set of merry Peo- ple engaged at a Diverfion , in which the whole Jeft was to mistake one Perfon for another . To give ...
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