The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... tell us that C is the mark of those papers that are written by the clergyman , though others ascribe them to the club in general . That the papers marked with R were written by my friend Sir Roger . That L signifies the lawyer , whom I ...
... tell us that C is the mark of those papers that are written by the clergyman , though others ascribe them to the club in general . That the papers marked with R were written by my friend Sir Roger . That L signifies the lawyer , whom I ...
Strana 125
... tell you , any man living deserves ' . The success of one of these incidents was , that the next time that one of the adversaries spied the other , he hems after him in the public street ; and they must crack a bottle at the next tavern ...
... tell you , any man living deserves ' . The success of one of these incidents was , that the next time that one of the adversaries spied the other , he hems after him in the public street ; and they must crack a bottle at the next tavern ...
Strana 319
... tell you a thousand things which I have to say to you . I must desire you to communicate the contents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , Sir , your most obedient , humble Servant , STEPHEN ...
... tell you a thousand things which I have to say to you . I must desire you to communicate the contents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , Sir , your most obedient , humble Servant , STEPHEN ...
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