The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 21
... hear the Anguifh he only can * relieve others from in time to come ? Let him hear " from me , what they feel who have given Death by " the falfe Mercy of his Adminiftration , and form to himself the Vengeance call'd for by those who ...
... hear the Anguifh he only can * relieve others from in time to come ? Let him hear " from me , what they feel who have given Death by " the falfe Mercy of his Adminiftration , and form to himself the Vengeance call'd for by those who ...
Strana 194
... hear thee if ⚫thou wilt needs utter thy Follies ; we cannot help it , Friend , I fay : if thou wilt we must hear thee : But if thou wert a Man of understanding , thou wouldst ⚫ not take Advantage of thy courageous Countenance to abash ...
... hear thee if ⚫thou wilt needs utter thy Follies ; we cannot help it , Friend , I fay : if thou wilt we must hear thee : But if thou wert a Man of understanding , thou wouldst ⚫ not take Advantage of thy courageous Countenance to abash ...
Strana 221
... hear , he fays he is mightily concerned , but neither comes nor fends , becaufe , as he tells his Acquain- tance with a Sigh , he does not care to let me know all the Power I have over him , and how impoffible it " is for him to live ...
... hear , he fays he is mightily concerned , but neither comes nor fends , becaufe , as he tells his Acquain- tance with a Sigh , he does not care to let me know all the Power I have over him , and how impoffible it " is for him to live ...
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