The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... spectators of the same ; I do humbly propose that you will be pleased to make me your superintendant of all such figures and devices , as are or nuns and a hare , which we see so ... SPECTATOR . Effects of Avarice and Luxury on.
... spectators of the same ; I do humbly propose that you will be pleased to make me your superintendant of all such figures and devices , as are or nuns and a hare , which we see so ... SPECTATOR . Effects of Avarice and Luxury on.
Strana 152
... Spectator , I remember the beautiful action of the sweet youth in his fever , as fresh as if it were yesterday . If he wanted any walks in the Temple . A young gentleman of the house , who ( as I heard him say after- wards ) seeing me ...
... Spectator , I remember the beautiful action of the sweet youth in his fever , as fresh as if it were yesterday . If he wanted any walks in the Temple . A young gentleman of the house , who ( as I heard him say after- wards ) seeing me ...
Strana 165
... is often. * Dr. Fleetwood . * Mr. Thomas Morecraft , a Yorkshire gentleman . * No. 107. ] 165 THE SPECTATOR , Introduction of French Phrases in Immortality of the Soul Addison Hughes Resolutions to quit the world-Letter a Clergyman.
... is often. * Dr. Fleetwood . * Mr. Thomas Morecraft , a Yorkshire gentleman . * No. 107. ] 165 THE SPECTATOR , Introduction of French Phrases in Immortality of the Soul Addison Hughes Resolutions to quit the world-Letter a Clergyman.
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