The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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... given an Handle to her es to misrepresent her Face , as tho ' it had Revolted the Whig Interest . But whatever this natural Patch eem to intimate , it is well known that her Notions of nment are still the same . This unlucky Mole ...
... given an Handle to her es to misrepresent her Face , as tho ' it had Revolted the Whig Interest . But whatever this natural Patch eem to intimate , it is well known that her Notions of nment are still the same . This unlucky Mole ...
Strana 351
... given some account of , was the 1 of several Foxes ; for Sir ROGER has told me that in the e of his Amours he patched the Western Door of his Whenever the Widow was cruel , the Foxes were sure y for it . In proportion as his Passion for ...
... given some account of , was the 1 of several Foxes ; for Sir ROGER has told me that in the e of his Amours he patched the Western Door of his Whenever the Widow was cruel , the Foxes were sure y for it . In proportion as his Passion for ...
Strana 565
... given in its usual form on page 22 . 157. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . ii . 187-9 . PAGE 474. Seneca says . Epistles , xcv ( about the middle ) . PAGE 475. That Infamy . Steele is at issue with public opinion , which found its most ...
... given in its usual form on page 22 . 157. Motto . Horace , Epistles , II . ii . 187-9 . PAGE 474. Seneca says . Epistles , xcv ( about the middle ) . PAGE 475. That Infamy . Steele is at issue with public opinion , which found its most ...
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