The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 37
... oblige , ' Sir , Yours , & c . The following epistle I find is from the undertaker of the masquerade . ' SIR , being ... obliged to go dragons should rush forward towards Ar- to Armida , and hand her out of her coach . We had also but a ...
... oblige , ' Sir , Yours , & c . The following epistle I find is from the undertaker of the masquerade . ' SIR , being ... obliged to go dragons should rush forward towards Ar- to Armida , and hand her out of her coach . We had also but a ...
Strana 203
... oblige , sir , your most humble ser- vant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As soon as my son is perfect in this art , ( which I hope ... obliged to utter our thoughts , we do it in the shortest way we are able , and give as quick a birth to our ...
... oblige , sir , your most humble ser- vant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As soon as my son is perfect in this art , ( which I hope ... obliged to utter our thoughts , we do it in the shortest way we are able , and give as quick a birth to our ...
Strana 211
... obliging to the women , espe - am readier to call in question my own shal- cially those who are not young and past low ... obliged wrong to employ a little leisure time in that diversion ; but I should be glad to hear you say something ...
... obliging to the women , espe - am readier to call in question my own shal- cially those who are not young and past low ... obliged wrong to employ a little leisure time in that diversion ; but I should be glad to hear you say something ...
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