The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana 601
... receiving from Conjunction with others . The Fancy must be warm to retain the Print of those Images it hath received from outward Ob- jects and the Judgment discerning , to know what 1 [ that ] of what we have formerly seen often raises ...
... receiving from Conjunction with others . The Fancy must be warm to retain the Print of those Images it hath received from outward Ob- jects and the Judgment discerning , to know what 1 [ that ] of what we have formerly seen often raises ...
Strana 648
... received very good Intelligence . ' By my last Advices from Knights - bridge I ' hear that a Horse was clapped into the Pound on ' the third Instant , and that he was not released ' when the Letters came away . We are informed from ...
... received very good Intelligence . ' By my last Advices from Knights - bridge I ' hear that a Horse was clapped into the Pound on ' the third Instant , and that he was not released ' when the Letters came away . We are informed from ...
Strana 799
... received the following Letter , or rather Billet - doux , from a pert young Baggage , who congratulates with me upon the same Occasion . June 23 , 1714 . Dear Mr. Prate - apace , ' I am a Member of a Female Society who call ' ourselves ...
... received the following Letter , or rather Billet - doux , from a pert young Baggage , who congratulates with me upon the same Occasion . June 23 , 1714 . Dear Mr. Prate - apace , ' I am a Member of a Female Society who call ' ourselves ...
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