The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 47
... write after fuch a manner , that nothing may be interpreted as aimed at private perfons . For this reafon when I draw any faulty character , I confider all thofe perfons to whom the malice of the world may poffibly apply it , and take ...
... write after fuch a manner , that nothing may be interpreted as aimed at private perfons . For this reafon when I draw any faulty character , I confider all thofe perfons to whom the malice of the world may poffibly apply it , and take ...
Strana 134
... write this evening , but I could not omit making my compli ments to you for your civilities to me when I was laft in ... writing , of all things in the world ; however , though I have drank the waters , and am told I ought not to use my ...
... write this evening , but I could not omit making my compli ments to you for your civilities to me when I was laft in ... writing , of all things in the world ; however , though I have drank the waters , and am told I ought not to use my ...
Strana 205
... writer of ' it might not be in the least fufpected , and for fome other reasons , I choofe not to give it in the form ... write , I fubmit " it to your better judgment , to receive any other model " you think fit . I am , SIR , your very ...
... writer of ' it might not be in the least fufpected , and for fome other reasons , I choofe not to give it in the form ... write , I fubmit " it to your better judgment , to receive any other model " you think fit . I am , SIR , your very ...
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