The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 83
... Name or Perfon of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extremely addicted to Silence , and fo great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure ...
... Name or Perfon of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extremely addicted to Silence , and fo great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure ...
Strana 127
... Name , I knew him to be a Gen- tleman of a confiderable Fortune in this County , but greatly in Debt . What gives the unhappy Man this Peevishness of Spirit is , that his Eftate is dipped , and is eating out with Ufury ; and yet he has ...
... Name , I knew him to be a Gen- tleman of a confiderable Fortune in this County , but greatly in Debt . What gives the unhappy Man this Peevishness of Spirit is , that his Eftate is dipped , and is eating out with Ufury ; and yet he has ...
Strana 219
... name them with him . Who , but himself , ever left a Throne to learn to fit in it with more Grace ? Who ever thought himself mean in Abfolute Power , ' till he had learned to use it ? IF we confider this wonderful Perfon , it is ...
... name them with him . Who , but himself , ever left a Throne to learn to fit in it with more Grace ? Who ever thought himself mean in Abfolute Power , ' till he had learned to use it ? IF we confider this wonderful Perfon , it is ...
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