The Spectator, Svazek 1S. Marks, 1826 |
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Strana 116
... give this information out of envy or jeal- own houses . That indeed which gives me the ousy , but I am a real sufferer by it . These present thought of this kind is , that a careless lovers take any thing for tea and coffee ; I saw ...
... give this information out of envy or jeal- own houses . That indeed which gives me the ousy , but I am a real sufferer by it . These present thought of this kind is , that a careless lovers take any thing for tea and coffee ; I saw ...
Strana 134
... give it my reader at length , without either preface or postscript . " Upon my giving the word to Discharge their fans , they give one general crack that may be heard at a considerable distance when the wind sits fair . This is one of ...
... give it my reader at length , without either preface or postscript . " Upon my giving the word to Discharge their fans , they give one general crack that may be heard at a considerable distance when the wind sits fair . This is one of ...
Strana 184
... give pain is the tyranny , to make ing of the hurian species but risibility , to seek happy the true empire of beauty . If you their diversion at the bear - garden , or some would consider aright , you would find an other privileged ...
... give pain is the tyranny , to make ing of the hurian species but risibility , to seek happy the true empire of beauty . If you their diversion at the bear - garden , or some would consider aright , you would find an other privileged ...
Obsah
Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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