The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 49
... Picts and the years after Edipus . ] The stage arise , and the big clouds descend ; So now , in very deed , I might ... Pict , though she takes all that pains to invite the doubt not but he will in the Conquest of Mexico , approach of ...
... Picts and the years after Edipus . ] The stage arise , and the big clouds descend ; So now , in very deed , I might ... Pict , though she takes all that pains to invite the doubt not but he will in the Conquest of Mexico , approach of ...
Strana 50
... Pict . This lady had wit , as well as beauty , at will ; and made it her business to gain hearts , for no other reason but to rally the torments of her lovers . She would make great advances to insnare men , but without any manner of ...
... Pict . This lady had wit , as well as beauty , at will ; and made it her business to gain hearts , for no other reason but to rally the torments of her lovers . She would make great advances to insnare men , but without any manner of ...
Strana 52
... Pict his grandsire won . Here , if the poet had not been vivacious as well as stupid , he could not , in the warmth and hurry of nonsense , have been capable of forgetting that nei- ther Prince Voltiger nor his grandfather could strip a ...
... Pict his grandsire won . Here , if the poet had not been vivacious as well as stupid , he could not , in the warmth and hurry of nonsense , have been capable of forgetting that nei- ther Prince Voltiger nor his grandfather could strip a ...
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