The Spectator, Svazek 1S. Marks, 1826 |
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Strana 153
... frequently have bound her over to the county sessions , had not With diff'rent colour'd rags , black , red , white , yellow , his chaplain with much ado persuaded him to the contrary . And seem'd to speak variety of wretchedness ' I ...
... frequently have bound her over to the county sessions , had not With diff'rent colour'd rags , black , red , white , yellow , his chaplain with much ado persuaded him to the contrary . And seem'd to speak variety of wretchedness ' I ...
Strana 388
... frequent allusion to heathen a poet should rather seem born with him , or fables , which are not certainly of a piece ... frequently . It is certain the trepidation , stars dropping from the ze- that both Homer and Virgil were masters ...
... frequent allusion to heathen a poet should rather seem born with him , or fables , which are not certainly of a piece ... frequently . It is certain the trepidation , stars dropping from the ze- that both Homer and Virgil were masters ...
Strana 397
... Frequent and full proper to inflame the mind of the reader , and to give it that sublime kind of entertainment which ... frequently disengaging him from too painful an attention to the principal The review , which the leader makes of his ...
... Frequent and full proper to inflame the mind of the reader , and to give it that sublime kind of entertainment which ... frequently disengaging him from too painful an attention to the principal The review , which the leader makes of his ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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