The Spectator, Svazek 3Alexander Chalmers F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 - Počet stran: 422 |
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... late letter from Statira ' gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affronted at the design your late behaviour dis- covered you had in your addresses to me ; but I im- pute it to the degeneracy of ...
... late letter from Statira ' gave me the hint to use the same method of explaining myself to you . I am not affronted at the design your late behaviour dis- covered you had in your addresses to me ; but I im- pute it to the degeneracy of ...
Strana 210
... late fit of the gout I complained of the pain of that distemper , when my niece Kitty begged leave to assure me , that , whatever I might think , several great philosophers , both ancient and modern , were of opi- nion , that both ...
... late fit of the gout I complained of the pain of that distemper , when my niece Kitty begged leave to assure me , that , whatever I might think , several great philosophers , both ancient and modern , were of opi- nion , that both ...
Strana 470
... late papers ; and , as a man of gallantry , I thought it a duty incumbent on me to impart it to you in hopes of a reformation , which is only to be effected by a restoration of the Latin to the usual dignity in your papers , which , of late ...
... late papers ; and , as a man of gallantry , I thought it a duty incumbent on me to impart it to you in hopes of a reformation , which is only to be effected by a restoration of the Latin to the usual dignity in your papers , which , of late ...
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