The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 34
... Country Jigg this unlucky Wagg danced to it with such a variety of Distortions and Grimaces , that the Country Man could not forbear smiling upon him , and by that means spoiled his Whistle and lost the Prize . The next that mounted the ...
... Country Jigg this unlucky Wagg danced to it with such a variety of Distortions and Grimaces , that the Country Man could not forbear smiling upon him , and by that means spoiled his Whistle and lost the Prize . The next that mounted the ...
Strana 96
... Country ; for since it is thought impracticable to increase the People to the Land , I fell immediately to consider how much would be gained to the Prince by increasing the Land to the People . If the same Omnipotent Power which made ...
... Country ; for since it is thought impracticable to increase the People to the Land , I fell immediately to consider how much would be gained to the Prince by increasing the Land to the People . If the same Omnipotent Power which made ...
Strana 149
... Country wherein he resides . T No. 219 . [ ADDISON . ] Saturday , November 10 . Vix ea nostra voco.—Ov. THERE are but few Men who are not Ambitious of distinguish- ing themselves in the Nation or Country where they live , and of growing ...
... Country wherein he resides . T No. 219 . [ ADDISON . ] Saturday , November 10 . Vix ea nostra voco.—Ov. THERE are but few Men who are not Ambitious of distinguish- ing themselves in the Nation or Country where they live , and of growing ...
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