The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 100
... tell my learned reader , this is that mufcle which performs the motion fo often mentioned by the Latin poets , when ... telling us that the preparation would not be fo difficult as that of another brain , for that he had obferved feveral ...
... tell my learned reader , this is that mufcle which performs the motion fo often mentioned by the Latin poets , when ... telling us that the preparation would not be fo difficult as that of another brain , for that he had obferved feveral ...
Strana 134
... tell you a thousand things which I have to fay to you . I muft defire you to communicate the contents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , SIR , your moft obedient bumble fervant , Stephen ...
... tell you a thousand things which I have to fay to you . I muft defire you to communicate the contents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , SIR , your moft obedient bumble fervant , Stephen ...
Strana 231
... tell us that your 168th paper was only compofed of a few broken hints ; but finding myfelf hitherto difap- pointed , I have ventured to fend you my own thoughts on this fubject . ' ' I re- ' ( • · I remember Pericles , in his N 307 231 ...
... tell us that your 168th paper was only compofed of a few broken hints ; but finding myfelf hitherto difap- pointed , I have ventured to fend you my own thoughts on this fubject . ' ' I re- ' ( • · I remember Pericles , in his N 307 231 ...
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