The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... SPECTATOR , anlefs you will give orders for removing thefe greens , I fhall grow a very aukward creature at church , and foon have little elfe to do there but to fay my prayers . ' Jam in hafte , • · • Dear SIR , T your most obedient ...
... SPECTATOR , anlefs you will give orders for removing thefe greens , I fhall grow a very aukward creature at church , and foon have little elfe to do there but to fay my prayers . ' Jam in hafte , • · • Dear SIR , T your most obedient ...
Strana 200
... SPECTATOR , I Yours , Philanthropos . Was last night to vifit a Lady whom I much efteem , and always took for my friend ; but met with fo very different a reception from what I expected , that I ⚫ cannot help applying myfelf to you on ...
... SPECTATOR , I Yours , Philanthropos . Was last night to vifit a Lady whom I much efteem , and always took for my friend ; but met with fo very different a reception from what I expected , that I ⚫ cannot help applying myfelf to you on ...
Strana 205
... SPECTATOR , F this paper has the good fortune to be honoured a your fhall pleafed , because the character of Emilia is not an imaginary but a real one . I have induftriously ob- ' fcured the whole by the addition of one or two circum ...
... SPECTATOR , F this paper has the good fortune to be honoured a your fhall pleafed , because the character of Emilia is not an imaginary but a real one . I have induftriously ob- ' fcured the whole by the addition of one or two circum ...
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