The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 267
... write a certain letter in self - praise . ' I must confess ' , Bickerstaff replied , ' I am as likely to play such a trick as another ; but that letter he speaks of was really genuine . ' 2 No. 265 . 3 A favourite colour at the time ...
... write a certain letter in self - praise . ' I must confess ' , Bickerstaff replied , ' I am as likely to play such a trick as another ; but that letter he speaks of was really genuine . ' 2 No. 265 . 3 A favourite colour at the time ...
Strana 319
... write , but that he will gravely commit himself to paper the same man that he is in the freedom of conversation . I have hardly seen a line from any of these gentlemen , but spoke them as absent from what they were doing , as they ...
... write , but that he will gravely commit himself to paper the same man that he is in the freedom of conversation . I have hardly seen a line from any of these gentlemen , but spoke them as absent from what they were doing , as they ...
Strana 338
... write quaint advertisements in praise of their wares , one , who from an author turned dealer , may be allowed for ... writing . But as ' tis not so well known yet that I frequently cross the seas of late , and 1 See the letter from ...
... write quaint advertisements in praise of their wares , one , who from an author turned dealer , may be allowed for ... writing . But as ' tis not so well known yet that I frequently cross the seas of late , and 1 See the letter from ...
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