The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana 267
... mention La Fontaine , who by this Way of Writing is come more into Vogue than any other Author of our Times . The Fables I have here mentioned are raised altogether upon Brutes and Vegetables , with some of our own Species mixt among ...
... mention La Fontaine , who by this Way of Writing is come more into Vogue than any other Author of our Times . The Fables I have here mentioned are raised altogether upon Brutes and Vegetables , with some of our own Species mixt among ...
Strana 300
... mentioned , to apply themselves to him in their Closets , without Show or Ostentation , and to worship him in Spirit and in Truth . As the Lacedemonians in their Form of Prayer implored the Gods in general to give them all good things ...
... mentioned , to apply themselves to him in their Closets , without Show or Ostentation , and to worship him in Spirit and in Truth . As the Lacedemonians in their Form of Prayer implored the Gods in general to give them all good things ...
Strana 545
... mentioned , having placed an Amanuensis in a private part of the Room . After the second Bottle , when Men open their ' Minds without Reserve , my honest Friend began ' to take notice of the many sonorous but unne- cessary Words that ...
... mentioned , having placed an Amanuensis in a private part of the Room . After the second Bottle , when Men open their ' Minds without Reserve , my honest Friend began ' to take notice of the many sonorous but unne- cessary Words that ...
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