The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 37
... lost all patience , and flew directly at her husband's periwig . I got her in my arms , and defended my friend ; he making signs at the same time that it was too much ; I beckoning , nod- ding , and frowning over her shoulder , that he ...
... lost all patience , and flew directly at her husband's periwig . I got her in my arms , and defended my friend ; he making signs at the same time that it was too much ; I beckoning , nod- ding , and frowning over her shoulder , that he ...
Strana 134
... lost . " * In our present condition , which is a middle state , our minds are , as it were , chequered with truth and falsehood ; and as our faculties are narrow , and our views imperfect , it is impossible but our curiosity must meet ...
... lost . " * In our present condition , which is a middle state , our minds are , as it were , chequered with truth and falsehood ; and as our faculties are narrow , and our views imperfect , it is impossible but our curiosity must meet ...
Strana 412
... lost in such an immensity of fluid matter , broke * He was very successful , but his success appears evidently to have been the result of great talents , qualities , and exertions . He procured to the Athenians the superiority at sea ...
... lost in such an immensity of fluid matter , broke * He was very successful , but his success appears evidently to have been the result of great talents , qualities , and exertions . He procured to the Athenians the superiority at sea ...
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