The Spectator, Svazek 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Strana 133
... Manner of the Insurrection I contrive by your Means , which shall be no other than that Tom Meggot , who is at our Tea - Table every Morning , shall read it to us ; and if my Dear can take the Hint , and say not one Word , but let this ...
... Manner of the Insurrection I contrive by your Means , which shall be no other than that Tom Meggot , who is at our Tea - Table every Morning , shall read it to us ; and if my Dear can take the Hint , and say not one Word , but let this ...
Strana 156
... manner necessary when the Writer is engaged in what may appear a Paradox to vulgar Minds , as it shews that he is supported by good Authori- ties , and is not singular in his Opinion . I must confess the Motto is of little use to an ...
... manner necessary when the Writer is engaged in what may appear a Paradox to vulgar Minds , as it shews that he is supported by good Authori- ties , and is not singular in his Opinion . I must confess the Motto is of little use to an ...
Strana 285
... Manner . This People have taken up from reading the many agreeable Things which have been writ on that Subject , for which we are beholden to ex- cellent Persons who delighted in being retired and abstracted from the Pleasures that ...
... Manner . This People have taken up from reading the many agreeable Things which have been writ on that Subject , for which we are beholden to ex- cellent Persons who delighted in being retired and abstracted from the Pleasures that ...
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