The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 75
... hand in his pocket and give him fix - pence . Our falutations were very hearty on both fides , con- fifting of many kind fhakes of the hand , and feveral affectionate looks which we caft upon one another . After which the knight told me ...
... hand in his pocket and give him fix - pence . Our falutations were very hearty on both fides , con- fifting of many kind fhakes of the hand , and feveral affectionate looks which we caft upon one another . After which the knight told me ...
Strana 211
... hand before your face , you ftill appeared as beautiful as ever . The glaring of the light in your eyes at length awakened you ; when , to my great furprise , inftead of acknowledging the favour of the deity , you frowned upon him , and ...
... hand before your face , you ftill appeared as beautiful as ever . The glaring of the light in your eyes at length awakened you ; when , to my great furprise , inftead of acknowledging the favour of the deity , you frowned upon him , and ...
Strana 267
... hand of the difpofer of all things . But methinks the difpofition of a mind which is truly great , is that which makes misfortunes and forrows little when they befal ourselves , great and lamentable when they befal other men . The most ...
... hand of the difpofer of all things . But methinks the difpofition of a mind which is truly great , is that which makes misfortunes and forrows little when they befal ourselves , great and lamentable when they befal other men . The most ...
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