The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... short Tail and fhort Legs , but broad Fore - feet armed with sharp Claws , we fee by the Event to what Purpose they are , fhe fo fwiftly working her- felf under Ground , and making her way fo faft in the Earth as they that behold it ...
... short Tail and fhort Legs , but broad Fore - feet armed with sharp Claws , we fee by the Event to what Purpose they are , fhe fo fwiftly working her- felf under Ground , and making her way fo faft in the Earth as they that behold it ...
Strana 188
... short , the Knight left the Money with her that he had croffed her Hand with , and got up again on his Horse . AS we were riding away , Sir ROGER told me , that he knew feveral fenfible People who believed these Gipfies now and then ...
... short , the Knight left the Money with her that he had croffed her Hand with , and got up again on his Horse . AS we were riding away , Sir ROGER told me , that he knew feveral fenfible People who believed these Gipfies now and then ...
Strana 289
... you , but I fhall fum it up all in this one Remark . In short , Sir , 6 you do not write like a Gentleman . 6 € 6 6 I am , SIR , VOL . II . N Your most humble Servant . Mr. " 6 < 6 " " Mr. SPECTATOR , T N ° 158 289 The SPECTATOR .
... you , but I fhall fum it up all in this one Remark . In short , Sir , 6 you do not write like a Gentleman . 6 € 6 6 I am , SIR , VOL . II . N Your most humble Servant . Mr. " 6 < 6 " " Mr. SPECTATOR , T N ° 158 289 The SPECTATOR .
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