The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... last thought , how decently to fall . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am a young woman without a fortune ; but of a very high mind : That is , good Sir , I am to the laft degree proud and vain . I am ever railing at the rich , for doing things ...
... last thought , how decently to fall . Mr. SPECTATOR , I Am a young woman without a fortune ; but of a very high mind : That is , good Sir , I am to the laft degree proud and vain . I am ever railing at the rich , for doing things ...
Strana 200
... last day of the term , and then he will appear gratis , and pray no ⚫ day over . " < ་ Mr. 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 ...
... last day of the term , and then he will appear gratis , and pray no ⚫ day over . " < ་ Mr. 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 ...
Strana 223
... last project has not been yet confirmed , I fhall take no farther notice of it . Several of my readers may doubtless remember that upon the conclufion of the last war , which had been car- ried on fo fuccefsfully by the enemy , their ...
... last project has not been yet confirmed , I fhall take no farther notice of it . Several of my readers may doubtless remember that upon the conclufion of the last war , which had been car- ried on fo fuccefsfully by the enemy , their ...
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