 | 1795 - 1334 str.
...Fitz-Ofb;n?ie, and, with inimitable effrontery, publiibed it in his Infpector, No. »39, as a production of his own. We are informed that, having been taxed...to which all we have to fay is, that the receiver ii as bad as the thief. M. Maculariut. Ver. 171. If our author could be thought caр.чЫе of punning,... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1288 str.
...Fitz-Ofljorne, and, with inimitable effrontery, published it in his Infpeclor, No. 339, u " production of his own. We are informed that, having been taxed...great deal of art, that it was given him by another perfoh, to which all we have to fay is, that the receiver is as bad as the thief. M- Macufariut. Ver.... | |
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Fitz-Osborne,41 and with inimitable effrontery published it in his INSPECTOR No. 239, as a production of his own. We are informed that, having been taxed with this affair, he declares with a great deal of art, that it was given him by another person,... 