The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... against the conviction of his own understanding and confcience . Wit should be tried by this rule , and an audience fhould rise against such a scene as throws down the reputation of any thing which the confideration of religion or ...
... against the conviction of his own understanding and confcience . Wit should be tried by this rule , and an audience fhould rise against such a scene as throws down the reputation of any thing which the confideration of religion or ...
Strana 135
... against Mrs. Simper ( and others of the fame fifterhood ) fometime ago . As to herfelf , I had one day fet the ... against C against Mrs. Simper . I find I have preferved N ° 284 135 THE SPECTATOR .
... against Mrs. Simper ( and others of the fame fifterhood ) fometime ago . As to herfelf , I had one day fet the ... against C against Mrs. Simper . I find I have preferved N ° 284 135 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 293
... against him . Then this matter is not laid in fo bare - faced a manner before him as to have it in- timated , Mrs. Such - a - one would make him a very pro- per wife ; but by the force of their correfpondence they fhall make it ( as Mr ...
... against him . Then this matter is not laid in fo bare - faced a manner before him as to have it in- timated , Mrs. Such - a - one would make him a very pro- per wife ; but by the force of their correfpondence they fhall make it ( as Mr ...
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