The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 245
... taken , and give her suitable stantia had lived about ten years in the exhortations for her behaviour in it . Con- cloister , a violent fever broke out in the stantia retired , and the next morning re- place , which swept away great ...
... taken , and give her suitable stantia had lived about ten years in the exhortations for her behaviour in it . Con- cloister , a violent fever broke out in the stantia retired , and the next morning re- place , which swept away great ...
Strana 268
... taken away for the king's use , that they have not sufficient left to provide against accidents ; where so many of the men are taken from the plough to serve the king in his wars , and a great part of the tillage is left to the weaker ...
... taken away for the king's use , that they have not sufficient left to provide against accidents ; where so many of the men are taken from the plough to serve the king in his wars , and a great part of the tillage is left to the weaker ...
Strana 347
... taken MR . SPECTATOR , -The translations eyes , and softly wooed her to my embrace , my revenge in kisses from her cheeks and which you have lately given us from the whilst she ( as to me it seemed , ) only with- Greek , in some of your ...
... taken MR . SPECTATOR , -The translations eyes , and softly wooed her to my embrace , my revenge in kisses from her cheeks and which you have lately given us from the whilst she ( as to me it seemed , ) only with- Greek , in some of your ...
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