The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... give Brutus half that pomp and majesty which he re- ceives from a few lines in Shakspeare ? C. up a complete body of guards upon the En - No . 43. ] Thursday , April 19 , 1711 . glish stage ; and by the addition of a few porters dressed ...
... give Brutus half that pomp and majesty which he re- ceives from a few lines in Shakspeare ? C. up a complete body of guards upon the En - No . 43. ] Thursday , April 19 , 1711 . glish stage ; and by the addition of a few porters dressed ...
Strana 279
... give his opinion of it in some of his speculations , and particularly to ( Mr. Buckley , ) your humble servant . ' ' SIRRAH , -You are a saucy audacious rascal , and both fool and mad , and I care not a farthing whether you comply or no ...
... give his opinion of it in some of his speculations , and particularly to ( Mr. Buckley , ) your humble servant . ' ' SIRRAH , -You are a saucy audacious rascal , and both fool and mad , and I care not a farthing whether you comply or no ...
Strana 312
... give me leave to represent to you our present To be short , my wife was extremely circumstances as well as I can in writing . pleased with it ; said the Italian was the You are to know then that I am not of a only language for music ...
... give me leave to represent to you our present To be short , my wife was extremely circumstances as well as I can in writing . pleased with it ; said the Italian was the You are to know then that I am not of a only language for music ...
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