The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 120
... express , never to mean all they express . Our revereud friend , upon this topic , pointed to us two or three paragraphs on this subject in the first ser- mon of the first volume of the late archbishop's posthumous works . I do not know ...
... express , never to mean all they express . Our revereud friend , upon this topic , pointed to us two or three paragraphs on this subject in the first ser- mon of the first volume of the late archbishop's posthumous works . I do not know ...
Strana 188
... express , Invent new words ; we can indulge a muse , Until the licence rise to an abuse . — CREECH . I HAVE often wished , that as in our constitution there are several persons whose business is to watch over our laws , our liberties ...
... express , Invent new words ; we can indulge a muse , Until the licence rise to an abuse . — CREECH . I HAVE often wished , that as in our constitution there are several persons whose business is to watch over our laws , our liberties ...
Strana 548
... express so much satisfaction for the bargains he had made , that my moral reflections ( if I had told them ) might have passed for a reproof ; so I chose rather to fall in with him , and let the dis- course run upon the use of fashions ...
... express so much satisfaction for the bargains he had made , that my moral reflections ( if I had told them ) might have passed for a reproof ; so I chose rather to fall in with him , and let the dis- course run upon the use of fashions ...
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