The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 104
... frequently hurried by his passion into so loud and tumultuous a way of speaking , and so strained his voice , as not to be able to proceed . To remedy this excess , he had an ingenious servant , by name Licinius , always attending him ...
... frequently hurried by his passion into so loud and tumultuous a way of speaking , and so strained his voice , as not to be able to proceed . To remedy this excess , he had an ingenious servant , by name Licinius , always attending him ...
Strana 111
... frequently in their native language , which every one methinks should be most concerned to cultivate , especially letters , in which a gentleman must have so frequent occasions to distinguish himself . A set of genteel good - natured ...
... frequently in their native language , which every one methinks should be most concerned to cultivate , especially letters , in which a gentleman must have so frequent occasions to distinguish himself . A set of genteel good - natured ...
Strana 149
... frequently in the prince's apartment , made one at the hunting - match , and was very forward in the Rebellion . If ... frequent the rooms where I used to converse with him , and not meeting him there , sit down 1 The playbills at this ...
... frequently in the prince's apartment , made one at the hunting - match , and was very forward in the Rebellion . If ... frequent the rooms where I used to converse with him , and not meeting him there , sit down 1 The playbills at this ...
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