The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... STEELE HOR . , I Ep . xviii , 68 I HAPPENED the other day , as my way is , to stroll into a little coffee - house beyond Aldgate ; and as I sat there , two or three very plain sensible men were talk- ing of the Spectator . One said he ...
... STEELE HOR . , I Ep . xviii , 68 I HAPPENED the other day , as my way is , to stroll into a little coffee - house beyond Aldgate ; and as I sat there , two or three very plain sensible men were talk- ing of the Spectator . One said he ...
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... STEELE Projicit ampullas et sesquipedalia verba 1. HoR . , Ars Poet . 97 THE players , who know I am very much their friend , take all opportunities to express a gratitude to me for being so . They could not have a better occasion for ...
... STEELE Projicit ampullas et sesquipedalia verba 1. HoR . , Ars Poet . 97 THE players , who know I am very much their friend , take all opportunities to express a gratitude to me for being so . They could not have a better occasion for ...
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... Steele . In the Tender Husband ( Act i , sc . 2 ) , Steele represents two fathers disputing over marriage settlements : Sir Harry Gubbin . Look ye , Mr Tipkin , the main article with me is that foundation of wives ' rebellion , and ...
... Steele . In the Tender Husband ( Act i , sc . 2 ) , Steele represents two fathers disputing over marriage settlements : Sir Harry Gubbin . Look ye , Mr Tipkin , the main article with me is that foundation of wives ' rebellion , and ...
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