The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... SPECTATOR , -I cannot without a double injustice forbear expressing to you the satisfaction which a whole clan of virtuosos have received from those hints which you have lately given the town on the cartoons of the inimitable Raphael ...
... SPECTATOR , -I cannot without a double injustice forbear expressing to you the satisfaction which a whole clan of virtuosos have received from those hints which you have lately given the town on the cartoons of the inimitable Raphael ...
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... Spectator ; and I hope you will arm your readers against the mischiefs which are daily done by killing eyes , in which you will highly oblige your wounded unknown friend , T. B.2 MR SPECTATOR , -You professed in several papers3 your ...
... Spectator ; and I hope you will arm your readers against the mischiefs which are daily done by killing eyes , in which you will highly oblige your wounded unknown friend , T. B.2 MR SPECTATOR , -You professed in several papers3 your ...
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... SPECTATOR , -We are several of us , gentlemen and ladies , who board in the same house , and after dinner one of our company ( an agreeable man enough otherwise ) stands up and reads your paper to us all . We are the civillest people in ...
... SPECTATOR , -We are several of us , gentlemen and ladies , who board in the same house , and after dinner one of our company ( an agreeable man enough otherwise ) stands up and reads your paper to us all . We are the civillest people in ...
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