The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - 956 strán (strany) |
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Strana 9
... fome Account in them of the feveral Perfons that are engaged in this Work . As the chief Trouble of Compiling , Digefting , and Correcting will fall to my A. 5 Share , Share , I muft do myself the Juftice to open વલસ THE ...
... fome Account in them of the feveral Perfons that are engaged in this Work . As the chief Trouble of Compiling , Digefting , and Correcting will fall to my A. 5 Share , Share , I muft do myself the Juftice to open વલસ THE ...
Strana 18
... fall on fome divine Topic , which he always treats with much Authority , as one who has no Interefts in this World , as one who is haften- ing to the Object of all his Wishes , and conceives Hope from his Decays and Infirmities . These ...
... fall on fome divine Topic , which he always treats with much Authority , as one who has no Interefts in this World , as one who is haften- ing to the Object of all his Wishes , and conceives Hope from his Decays and Infirmities . These ...
Strana 20
... fall away from the most florid Com- plexion , and the most healthful State of Body , and wi ther into a Skeleton . Her Recoveries were often as fud- den as her Decays , infomuch that she would revive in a Moment out of a wasting ...
... fall away from the most florid Com- plexion , and the most healthful State of Body , and wi ther into a Skeleton . Her Recoveries were often as fud- den as her Decays , infomuch that she would revive in a Moment out of a wasting ...
Strana 21
... falling into so many empty Bags , that I now found not above a tenth Part of them had been filled with Money . The reft that took up the fame Space and made the the fame Figure as the Bags that were really filled N ° 3 21 The SPECTATOR .
... falling into so many empty Bags , that I now found not above a tenth Part of them had been filled with Money . The reft that took up the fame Space and made the the fame Figure as the Bags that were really filled N ° 3 21 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 35
... fall in with all the Paffions and Humours of his Yoke - Fellow : Do not you remember , Child ,. ( fays fhe ) that the Pigeon - boufe fell the very Afternoon that our care- lefs Wench fpilt the Salt upon the Table ? Yes , ( fays he ) My ...
... fall in with all the Paffions and Humours of his Yoke - Fellow : Do not you remember , Child ,. ( fays fhe ) that the Pigeon - boufe fell the very Afternoon that our care- lefs Wench fpilt the Salt upon the Table ? Yes , ( fays he ) My ...
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