The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... taken it for genuine . Mr .. SPECTATOR , Having obferved in Lilly's grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a verfe ; I have ( to preferve the amity between them ) called in Bacchus , to the aid of my profeflion of the Theatre ...
... taken it for genuine . Mr .. SPECTATOR , Having obferved in Lilly's grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a verfe ; I have ( to preferve the amity between them ) called in Bacchus , to the aid of my profeflion of the Theatre ...
Strana 62
that their own thoughts were wholly taken up on those pretty ornaments they wore upon their heads . I am informed that this fashion fpreads daily , info- much that the whig and tory Ladies begin already to hang out ... taken up on those ...
that their own thoughts were wholly taken up on those pretty ornaments they wore upon their heads . I am informed that this fashion fpreads daily , info- much that the whig and tory Ladies begin already to hang out ... taken up on those ...
Strana 174
... taken up all our minds , and , as I have often com- plained , poverty and riches ftand in our imaginations in the places of guilt and innocence . But in all feafons there will be fome inftances of perfons who have fouls too large to be ...
... taken up all our minds , and , as I have often com- plained , poverty and riches ftand in our imaginations in the places of guilt and innocence . But in all feafons there will be fome inftances of perfons who have fouls too large to be ...
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