The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 51
... manner of moment . Thus fometimes an old fellow fhall wear this or that fort of cut in his clothes with great integrity * , while all the reft of the world are degenerated into buttons , pockets and loops un- known to their ancestors ...
... manner of moment . Thus fometimes an old fellow fhall wear this or that fort of cut in his clothes with great integrity * , while all the reft of the world are degenerated into buttons , pockets and loops un- known to their ancestors ...
Strana 159
... manner , that there is not probably a fingle fpecies loft during this long tract of time . Could we have general bills of mor- tality of every kind of animals , or particular ones of every fpecies in each continent and ifland , I could ...
... manner , that there is not probably a fingle fpecies loft during this long tract of time . Could we have general bills of mor- tality of every kind of animals , or particular ones of every fpecies in each continent and ifland , I could ...
Strana 259
... manner turned off to give way to an humble fervant ftill richer than I am . What makes ⚫ this treatment the more extravagant is , that the young lady is in the management of this way of fraud , and obeys her father's orders on these ...
... manner turned off to give way to an humble fervant ftill richer than I am . What makes ⚫ this treatment the more extravagant is , that the young lady is in the management of this way of fraud , and obeys her father's orders on these ...
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