The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 17
... pleased with the humour of the cat ; be so kind as to enlarge upon that subject . 6 Yours , till death , JOSIAH HENPECK . P. s . You must know I am married to a Grimalkin . ' SIR , Wapping , October 31 , 1711 . EVER since your Spectator ...
... pleased with the humour of the cat ; be so kind as to enlarge upon that subject . 6 Yours , till death , JOSIAH HENPECK . P. s . You must know I am married to a Grimalkin . ' SIR , Wapping , October 31 , 1711 . EVER since your Spectator ...
Strana 139
... pleased when he ceases to be the only person admired , and looks upon the commendations paid to another as a detraction from his merit , and an attempt to lessen the superiority he affects ; but by this very method , he be- stows such ...
... pleased when he ceases to be the only person admired , and looks upon the commendations paid to another as a detraction from his merit , and an attempt to lessen the superiority he affects ; but by this very method , he be- stows such ...
Strana 296
... pleased with action as in that place ; for most men follow na- -ture no longer than while they are in their night - gowns , and all the busy part of the day are in characters which they neither become , nor act in with pleasure to them ...
... pleased with action as in that place ; for most men follow na- -ture no longer than while they are in their night - gowns , and all the busy part of the day are in characters which they neither become , nor act in with pleasure to them ...
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