The Spectator, Zväzok 1Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 33
... master whom he served ; as ⚫ the husband , after marriage , gives a place to his mistress's arms in his own coat . This I take to ⚫ have given rife to many of those absurdities which ⚫ are committed over our heads ; and , as I am in ...
... master whom he served ; as ⚫ the husband , after marriage , gives a place to his mistress's arms in his own coat . This I take to ⚫ have given rife to many of those absurdities which ⚫ are committed over our heads ; and , as I am in ...
Strana 55
... Master . viour during this whole transaction , raised a very loud laugh on all fides of me ; but as I had escaped all fufpicion of being the author , I was very well fatisfied ; and applying myfelf to my pipe and the Postman , took no ...
... Master . viour during this whole transaction , raised a very loud laugh on all fides of me ; but as I had escaped all fufpicion of being the author , I was very well fatisfied ; and applying myfelf to my pipe and the Postman , took no ...
Strana 70
... master in town , who has transcribed all the Old Testament in a full - bottomed perriwig ; and If the fashion should introduce the thick kind of wigs which were in vogue some years ago , he pro- mifes to add two or three fupernumerary ...
... master in town , who has transcribed all the Old Testament in a full - bottomed perriwig ; and If the fashion should introduce the thick kind of wigs which were in vogue some years ago , he pro- mifes to add two or three fupernumerary ...
Strana 78
... master , all marks of splendor and mag- nificence , though the head of such a joyful peo- ple , he will conceive a greater idea of the honour done his master , than when he sees the generality of the people in the fame habit . When one ...
... master , all marks of splendor and mag- nificence , though the head of such a joyful peo- ple , he will conceive a greater idea of the honour done his master , than when he sees the generality of the people in the fame habit . When one ...
Strana 82
... master to regulate these matters ; though I take it to be a just observation , that unless you add fomething of your own to what these fine gentlemen teach you , and which they are wholly ignorant of them- felves , you will much fooner ...
... master to regulate these matters ; though I take it to be a just observation , that unless you add fomething of your own to what these fine gentlemen teach you , and which they are wholly ignorant of them- felves , you will much fooner ...
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