The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 97
... figure of the doctor , who was placed with great gravity among the sticks of it . In a word , I found that the doctor had taken possession of her thoughts , her discourse , and most of her furniture ; but finding myself pressed too ...
... figure of the doctor , who was placed with great gravity among the sticks of it . In a word , I found that the doctor had taken possession of her thoughts , her discourse , and most of her furniture ; but finding myself pressed too ...
Strana 99
... figure of an ele- phant upon the reverse of the public money ; the word Cæsar signifying an elephant in the Punic language . This was artificially contrived by Cæsar , because it was not lawful for a private man to stamp his own figure ...
... figure of an ele- phant upon the reverse of the public money ; the word Cæsar signifying an elephant in the Punic language . This was artificially contrived by Cæsar , because it was not lawful for a private man to stamp his own figure ...
Strana 135
... figure . He also added such a beautiful brown to the shades , and mellowness to the colours , that he made every picture appear more perfect than when it came fresh from the master's pencil . I could not forbear looking upon the face of ...
... figure . He also added such a beautiful brown to the shades , and mellowness to the colours , that he made every picture appear more perfect than when it came fresh from the master's pencil . I could not forbear looking upon the face of ...
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