The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... received , they are placed in fo beautiful a light , and illustrated with fuch apt allufions , that they have in them all the graces of novelty , and make the reader , who was before acquainted with them , ftill more convinced of their ...
... received , they are placed in fo beautiful a light , and illustrated with fuch apt allufions , that they have in them all the graces of novelty , and make the reader , who was before acquainted with them , ftill more convinced of their ...
Strana 87
... received as great marks of favour as were fit for her to give , or me to defire . The fuccefsful progrefs of " the affair of all others the most effential towards a man's happiness gave a new life and fpirit not only to my behaviour and ...
... received as great marks of favour as were fit for her to give , or me to defire . The fuccefsful progrefs of " the affair of all others the most effential towards a man's happiness gave a new life and fpirit not only to my behaviour and ...
Strana 249
... received on the man's fide . 66 66 MADAM , Have received yours , and knew the prudence of your houfe fo well , that I always took care to be " ready to obey your commands , though they fhould be " to fee you no more . Pray give my ...
... received on the man's fide . 66 66 MADAM , Have received yours , and knew the prudence of your houfe fo well , that I always took care to be " ready to obey your commands , though they fhould be " to fee you no more . Pray give my ...
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