The Spectator, Zväzok 1Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 21
... laft of your fpeculations that I have yet seen , by your specimen.upon Clubs , which I therefore hope you will continue , I shall take the liberty to furnish you with a brief account of fuch a one as perhaps you have not feen in all ...
... laft of your fpeculations that I have yet seen , by your specimen.upon Clubs , which I therefore hope you will continue , I shall take the liberty to furnish you with a brief account of fuch a one as perhaps you have not feen in all ...
Strana 28
... laft winter in a crowd , in which uneasy pofture we fuffer'd together for almost half an hour , I thank you for all your civilities ever since , in being of my acquaintance wherever you meet me . But the other day you pull'd off your ...
... laft winter in a crowd , in which uneasy pofture we fuffer'd together for almost half an hour , I thank you for all your civilities ever since , in being of my acquaintance wherever you meet me . But the other day you pull'd off your ...
Strana 49
... laft utterly banished him . The un- " happy lover strove in vain , by servile epistles , to revoke his doom ; till at length he was forced to the lafst refuge , a tound sum of money to her maid . This corrupt attendant placed him early ...
... laft utterly banished him . The un- " happy lover strove in vain , by servile epistles , to revoke his doom ; till at length he was forced to the lafst refuge , a tound sum of money to her maid . This corrupt attendant placed him early ...
Strana 58
... laft winter , and is fuppofed to receive favours from one of the actreffes . When the day grows too bufy for these gentle- men to enjoy any longer the pleasures of their Deshabillé , with any manner of confidence , they give place to ...
... laft winter , and is fuppofed to receive favours from one of the actreffes . When the day grows too bufy for these gentle- men to enjoy any longer the pleasures of their Deshabillé , with any manner of confidence , they give place to ...
Strana 62
... laft Tuef- day , Mr. Hobbes's hypothefis , for folv- ing that very odd phænomenon of laughter . You ' have made the hypothesis valuable by espoufing ' it yourself ; for , had it continued Mr. Hobbes's , nobody would have minded it . Now ...
... laft Tuef- day , Mr. Hobbes's hypothefis , for folv- ing that very odd phænomenon of laughter . You ' have made the hypothesis valuable by espoufing ' it yourself ; for , had it continued Mr. Hobbes's , nobody would have minded it . Now ...
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