The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - 312 strán (strany) |
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... to see a Couple ofLawyers, who have beenrearingeach othertopieces intheCourt, embracing one another assoonasthey are ... tosee the Horse, than the Kingwho sits uponit. Onthecontrary, it givesme a justIndignation, toseea Person whose ...
... to see a Couple ofLawyers, who have beenrearingeach othertopieces intheCourt, embracing one another assoonasthey are ... tosee the Horse, than the Kingwho sits uponit. Onthecontrary, it givesme a justIndignation, toseea Person whose ...
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... to see a Man, because she was not stirring; and a Porter would have been thought unfit for his Place, that could ... tosee People endeavouring after it. But at the same time, it is so very hard to hit, when it is notBorn with us,that ...
... to see a Man, because she was not stirring; and a Porter would have been thought unfit for his Place, that could ... tosee People endeavouring after it. But at the same time, it is so very hard to hit, when it is notBorn with us,that ...
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... tosee aMonster; and, in short, the whole Family of innocent ChildrenmadeApril Fools.Nay, my Landlady herself didnot escape him. This empty Fellowhaslaughed uponthese Conceits ever since. This Art of Witis well enough, when confined to ...
... tosee aMonster; and, in short, the whole Family of innocent ChildrenmadeApril Fools.Nay, my Landlady herself didnot escape him. This empty Fellowhaslaughed uponthese Conceits ever since. This Art of Witis well enough, when confined to ...
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... tosee a Heroweeping and quibbling fora dozen Linestogether. I must add tothese great ities, which seem to have given a kind ofSanctiontothis Piece of false Wit, that all the Writers of Rhetorick have treated of Punning withvery great ...
... tosee a Heroweeping and quibbling fora dozen Linestogether. I must add tothese great ities, which seem to have given a kind ofSanctiontothis Piece of false Wit, that all the Writers of Rhetorick have treated of Punning withvery great ...
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