The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 36
... affected Mrs. FREEMAN . She looked frequently at her husband , as often at me ; and she did not tremble as she filled tea , until she came to the circumstance of ARMSTRONG'S writing out a piece of TULLY for an opera tune . Then she ...
... affected Mrs. FREEMAN . She looked frequently at her husband , as often at me ; and she did not tremble as she filled tea , until she came to the circumstance of ARMSTRONG'S writing out a piece of TULLY for an opera tune . Then she ...
Strana 240
... affected knowing every body , and for want of judgment in time and place , would bow and smile in the face of a Judge sitting in the court , would sit in an opposite gallery and smile in the minister's face as he came up into the pulpit ...
... affected knowing every body , and for want of judgment in time and place , would bow and smile in the face of a Judge sitting in the court , would sit in an opposite gallery and smile in the minister's face as he came up into the pulpit ...
Strana 365
... affected and indecent a manner , that the indignation I conceived at it made me forget myself so far , as from the tune of that psalm to wander into Southwell tune , and from thence into Windsor tune , still unable to recover myself ...
... affected and indecent a manner , that the indignation I conceived at it made me forget myself so far , as from the tune of that psalm to wander into Southwell tune , and from thence into Windsor tune , still unable to recover myself ...
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