The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... hope , Sir , be eafily allowed , that we are capable of under . taking to exhibit by our joint force and different qua- ⚫lifications all that can be done in mufick : But left you ' fhould think fo dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
... hope , Sir , be eafily allowed , that we are capable of under . taking to exhibit by our joint force and different qua- ⚫lifications all that can be done in mufick : But left you ' fhould think fo dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
Strana 126
... hope , that it is hard to fay which they rather deserve , our pity or contempt . It is not unpleasant to fee a fel- low , after grown old in attendance , and after having paffed half a life in fervitude , call himfelf the unhappielt of ...
... hope , that it is hard to fay which they rather deserve , our pity or contempt . It is not unpleasant to fee a fel- low , after grown old in attendance , and after having paffed half a life in fervitude , call himfelf the unhappielt of ...
Strana 250
... hope may be corrected , and knowing that he pays ' much deference to you , I beg that when you are at lei- fure , to give us a fpeculation on goffiping , you would think of my neighbour : You will hereby oblige several who will be glad ...
... hope may be corrected , and knowing that he pays ' much deference to you , I beg that when you are at lei- fure , to give us a fpeculation on goffiping , you would think of my neighbour : You will hereby oblige several who will be glad ...
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