The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 115
... head before , And mount it with a formidable tow'r ; A giantess she seems ; but look behind , And then she dwindles to the pigmy kind . - DRYDEN . But I do not remember in any part of my reading , that the head - dress aspired to so ...
... head before , And mount it with a formidable tow'r ; A giantess she seems ; but look behind , And then she dwindles to the pigmy kind . - DRYDEN . But I do not remember in any part of my reading , that the head - dress aspired to so ...
Strana 115
... head before , And mount it with a formidable tow'r ; A giantess she seems ; but look behind , And then she dwindles to the pigmy kind . - DRYDEN . But I do not remember in any part of` my reading , that the head - dress aspired to so ...
... head before , And mount it with a formidable tow'r ; A giantess she seems ; but look behind , And then she dwindles to the pigmy kind . - DRYDEN . But I do not remember in any part of` my reading , that the head - dress aspired to so ...
Strana 301
... heads . I am informed that this fashion spreads daily , insomuch that the Whig and Tory ladies begin al ready to hang out different colours , and to show their principles in their head - dress . Nay , if I may believe my friend Will ...
... heads . I am informed that this fashion spreads daily , insomuch that the Whig and Tory ladies begin al ready to hang out different colours , and to show their principles in their head - dress . Nay , if I may believe my friend Will ...
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