The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 81
... whole scheme of this worthy citizen into ridicule . While they were making their several con- jectures upon this innocent paper , I reached out my arm to the boy as he was coming out of the pulpit , to give it me ; which he did ...
... whole scheme of this worthy citizen into ridicule . While they were making their several con- jectures upon this innocent paper , I reached out my arm to the boy as he was coming out of the pulpit , to give it me ; which he did ...
Strana 107
... whole hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the goddess : and not only of the goddess herself but of the whole army that attended her , which sympathized with their leader , and shrunk into nothing , in proportion as ...
... whole hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the goddess : and not only of the goddess herself but of the whole army that attended her , which sympathized with their leader , and shrunk into nothing , in proportion as ...
Strana 295
... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her other sub- jects , the customs and excises upon their consumption , the imposts upon their houses , and other taxes , do very probably make a fifth part of the whole ...
... whole ; yet as they are better fed , and clothed , and lodged , than her other sub- jects , the customs and excises upon their consumption , the imposts upon their houses , and other taxes , do very probably make a fifth part of the whole ...
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