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... sometimes expressed by persons discussing Steele's weaknesses; it is curious to find him recording them here so frankly. who have anything to do with it. Fame therefore may No. 218 THE SPECTATOR 63 No. 218. Friday, Nov. 9, 1711 [steele.
... sometimes expressed by persons discussing Steele's weaknesses; it is curious to find him recording them here so frankly. who have anything to do with it. Fame therefore may No. 218 THE SPECTATOR 63 No. 218. Friday, Nov. 9, 1711 [steele.
Strana 196
... Steele is l.ere quoting from Swift's Baucis and Philemon, 1708 Her petticoat, transformed apace, Uec ime bhick satin flimnced with lace. Plain Goody would no 1- nger down ; 'Twas Madam in tier grogram gown. Grogram, the material worn by ...
... Steele is l.ere quoting from Swift's Baucis and Philemon, 1708 Her petticoat, transformed apace, Uec ime bhick satin flimnced with lace. Plain Goody would no 1- nger down ; 'Twas Madam in tier grogram gown. Grogram, the material worn by ...
Strana 278
... steele Audire est opera pretium, procedure recte Qui mcechos non vultia Hor., I Sat. ii, 87 I have upon several occasions (that have occurred since I first took into my thoughts the present state of fornication) weighed with myself, in ...
... steele Audire est opera pretium, procedure recte Qui mcechos non vultia Hor., I Sat. ii, 87 I have upon several occasions (that have occurred since I first took into my thoughts the present state of fornication) weighed with myself, in ...
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