The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 27
... told him his Face was made like an Fagle's , he understood them in the fame manner as if they had told him , there was fomething in his Looks which fhewed him to be ftrong , active , piercing , and of a royal Descent . Whether or no the ...
... told him his Face was made like an Fagle's , he understood them in the fame manner as if they had told him , there was fomething in his Looks which fhewed him to be ftrong , active , piercing , and of a royal Descent . Whether or no the ...
Strana 160
... told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ; and when the Fellow feemed to think that could hardly be , added with a more decifive Look , That it was too great an Honour for any Man under a Duke ; but told him at the fame time ...
... told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ; and when the Fellow feemed to think that could hardly be , added with a more decifive Look , That it was too great an Honour for any Man under a Duke ; but told him at the fame time ...
Strana 187
... told him , generally fhuts himself up in the Pan- try with an old Gipfy for above half an Hour once in a Twelvemonth . Sweet - hearts are the things they live upon , which they beftow very plentifully upon all thofe that apply ...
... told him , generally fhuts himself up in the Pan- try with an old Gipfy for above half an Hour once in a Twelvemonth . Sweet - hearts are the things they live upon , which they beftow very plentifully upon all thofe that apply ...
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