The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 120
... knight's particularities break out upon thefe occafions . fometimes he will be lengthening out a verfe in the fing- ing - pfalms , half a minute after the reft of the congrega- tion have done with it ; fometimes , when he is pleafed ...
... knight's particularities break out upon thefe occafions . fometimes he will be lengthening out a verfe in the fing- ing - pfalms , half a minute after the reft of the congrega- tion have done with it ; fometimes , when he is pleafed ...
Strana 132
... knight has made great havock in the woods , and de- ftroyed many thousands of pheasants , partridges and woodcocks . His ftable - doors are patched with no fes that belonged to foxes of the knight's own hunting down . Sir ROGER fhewed ...
... knight has made great havock in the woods , and de- ftroyed many thousands of pheasants , partridges and woodcocks . His ftable - doors are patched with no fes that belonged to foxes of the knight's own hunting down . Sir ROGER fhewed ...
Strana 160
... knight's family ; and to- do honour to his old mafter , had fome time fince , un- known to fir ROGER , put him up in a fign - poft before the door ; fo that the knight's head had hung out upon the road about a week before he himself ...
... knight's family ; and to- do honour to his old mafter , had fome time fince , un- known to fir ROGER , put him up in a fign - poft before the door ; fo that the knight's head had hung out upon the road about a week before he himself ...
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