The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Strana 54
... Effect upon the rest of the Patients , that he brought " them all out to Dinner with him the ' next Day . ON Tuesday we were no fooner fat down , but one of the Company " complained that his Head aked ' ; upon which another asked him ...
... Effect upon the rest of the Patients , that he brought " them all out to Dinner with him the ' next Day . ON Tuesday we were no fooner fat down , but one of the Company " complained that his Head aked ' ; upon which another asked him ...
Strana 70
... Effect my Voice has upon all who hear me . I live here diftinguished as one whom Nature has been liberal to in a graceful Perfon , an < exalted Mein , and heavenly Voice . Thefe Particularities in this ftrange Country , are Arguments ...
... Effect my Voice has upon all who hear me . I live here diftinguished as one whom Nature has been liberal to in a graceful Perfon , an < exalted Mein , and heavenly Voice . Thefe Particularities in this ftrange Country , are Arguments ...
Strana 72
... Effects on their Conduct : But beware you propagate no false Notions of • Trade ; let none of your Correfpon- dents impofe on the World , by put- C C . C ting forth bafe Methods in a ting 72 The SPECTATOR . N ° 443 .
... Effects on their Conduct : But beware you propagate no false Notions of • Trade ; let none of your Correfpon- dents impofe on the World , by put- C C . C ting forth bafe Methods in a ting 72 The SPECTATOR . N ° 443 .
Strana 75
... of very extraordinary Dul- nefs . The fudden Publication ofthis , may have an Effect upon a notorious Offender of this kind , whose Refor- D 2 mation • 6 < mation would redound very much to the Satisfaction and N ° 443. The SPECTATOR . 75 .
... of very extraordinary Dul- nefs . The fudden Publication ofthis , may have an Effect upon a notorious Offender of this kind , whose Refor- D 2 mation • 6 < mation would redound very much to the Satisfaction and N ° 443. The SPECTATOR . 75 .
Strana 89
... Effect that had , in recommending the Religi- on , the Government , and Publick Wor- hip of its Country . Were our Plays fubject to proper Inspections and Limi- tations , we might not only pass away feveral of our vacant Hours in the ...
... Effect that had , in recommending the Religi- on , the Government , and Publick Wor- hip of its Country . Were our Plays fubject to proper Inspections and Limi- tations , we might not only pass away feveral of our vacant Hours in the ...
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