The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... must confefs I was a little ftartled at its pop- ping upon me fo unexpectedly . However , I covered my confufion as well as I could , and after having muttered two or three hard words to myfelf , laughed ' heartily , and cryed , A very ...
... must confefs I was a little ftartled at its pop- ping upon me fo unexpectedly . However , I covered my confufion as well as I could , and after having muttered two or three hard words to myfelf , laughed ' heartily , and cryed , A very ...
Strana 153
... must not fell them , we must ' feek amends by dealing in others . This I hope will plead for one who would leffen the number of teazers ⚫ of the muses , and who , fuiting his spirit to his circum- · stances , humbles the poet to exalt ...
... must not fell them , we must ' feek amends by dealing in others . This I hope will plead for one who would leffen the number of teazers ⚫ of the muses , and who , fuiting his spirit to his circum- · stances , humbles the poet to exalt ...
Strana 181
... must know , Sir , I am often at a window which fronts the apartments of feveral Gentlemen , who I doubt not have the fame opinion of me . I must own I love to look at them all , for being well dreffed , a fecond for his fine eye , and ...
... must know , Sir , I am often at a window which fronts the apartments of feveral Gentlemen , who I doubt not have the fame opinion of me . I must own I love to look at them all , for being well dreffed , a fecond for his fine eye , and ...
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