The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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... account of a visit to the opera at Venice , there are indications of the humour that was veiled , not crushed , under a sense of classical pro- priety . In his account of the political state of Naples and in other passages , there is ...
... account of a visit to the opera at Venice , there are indications of the humour that was veiled , not crushed , under a sense of classical pro- priety . In his account of the political state of Naples and in other passages , there is ...
Strana 254
... Account , but to over - reach him who trusts to his Memory ? But were that not so , what can there great and noble be expected from him whose Attention is for ever fixed upon ballancing his Books , and watching over his Expences ? And ...
... Account , but to over - reach him who trusts to his Memory ? But were that not so , what can there great and noble be expected from him whose Attention is for ever fixed upon ballancing his Books , and watching over his Expences ? And ...
Strana 655
... Account of the Works of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all such Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my Design to publish every Month , An Account of the Werks of the Unlearned . Several ...
... Account of the Works of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all such Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my Design to publish every Month , An Account of the Werks of the Unlearned . Several ...
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