The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana xix
... given him , to bring weight and acceptance to that writing of his which he valued only for the use to which it could be put . For , as he himself truly says in the Tatler , wit , if a man had it , unless it be directed to some useful ...
... given him , to bring weight and acceptance to that writing of his which he valued only for the use to which it could be put . For , as he himself truly says in the Tatler , wit , if a man had it , unless it be directed to some useful ...
Strana 277
... given for the Ticket in the £ 1500000 Lottery , No. 132 , by Nath . Cliff at the Bible and Three Crowns in Cheapside . This Advertisement has given great Matter of Speculation to Coffee - house Theorists . Mr. Cliff's Principles and ...
... given for the Ticket in the £ 1500000 Lottery , No. 132 , by Nath . Cliff at the Bible and Three Crowns in Cheapside . This Advertisement has given great Matter of Speculation to Coffee - house Theorists . Mr. Cliff's Principles and ...
Strana 424
... given an Account therefore wish , for the Honour of my Country - in former Papers ) he had disposed of an hundred women , that they had rather called it Needle- Acres in a Diamond - Ring , which he would have Money , which might have ...
... given an Account therefore wish , for the Honour of my Country - in former Papers ) he had disposed of an hundred women , that they had rather called it Needle- Acres in a Diamond - Ring , which he would have Money , which might have ...
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