The Spectator, Svazek 8Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 46
... first or laft letter to it . Some of our authors indeed , when they would be more fatirical than ordinary , omit only the vowels of a great man's name , and fall moft unmercifully upon all the confonants . This way of writing was first ...
... first or laft letter to it . Some of our authors indeed , when they would be more fatirical than ordinary , omit only the vowels of a great man's name , and fall moft unmercifully upon all the confonants . This way of writing was first ...
Strana 67
... first who addreffed to me , advised to it by a coufin of his that was my intimate friend , and knew to a penny what I was worth . Mr. Waitfort is a very agreeable man , and every body would like him as well as he does himself , if they ...
... first who addreffed to me , advised to it by a coufin of his that was my intimate friend , and knew to a penny what I was worth . Mr. Waitfort is a very agreeable man , and every body would like him as well as he does himself , if they ...
Strana 110
... first lover Sha- lum , who renewed his court to her about ten years after the death of Harpath ; for it was not thought decent in thofe days that a widow fhould be feen by a man within ten years after the decease of her husband . Shalum ...
... first lover Sha- lum , who renewed his court to her about ten years after the death of Harpath ; for it was not thought decent in thofe days that a widow fhould be feen by a man within ten years after the decease of her husband . Shalum ...
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