The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 62
... hope there are but few who have fo little Gra- titude as not to acknowledge the Usefulness of your Pen , and to efteem it a publick Benefit ; fo I am fenfible , be that as it will , you must nevertheless find the fecret and incomparable ...
... hope there are but few who have fo little Gra- titude as not to acknowledge the Usefulness of your Pen , and to efteem it a publick Benefit ; fo I am fenfible , be that as it will , you must nevertheless find the fecret and incomparable ...
Strana 63
... hope there are but few who have fo little Gra- titude as not to acknowledge the Usefulness of your Pen , and to efteem it a publick Benefit ; fo I am fenfible , be that as it will , you must nevertheless find the fecret and incomparable ...
... hope there are but few who have fo little Gra- titude as not to acknowledge the Usefulness of your Pen , and to efteem it a publick Benefit ; fo I am fenfible , be that as it will , you must nevertheless find the fecret and incomparable ...
Strana 273
... Hope ; he is ftill happier than the Youth , he has already enjoyed what the other does but hope for : One wishes to live long , the other has lived long , But alas , is there any thing in human Life , the Dura- tion of which can be ...
... Hope ; he is ftill happier than the Youth , he has already enjoyed what the other does but hope for : One wishes to live long , the other has lived long , But alas , is there any thing in human Life , the Dura- tion of which can be ...
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