The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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George Atherton Aitken. Young Author Observed 18 soreach part of THE SPECTATOR watched they rea the species to be ... spectators rather than readers . But there is so little pleasure in inquiries that so nearly concern ourselves ( it ...
George Atherton Aitken. Young Author Observed 18 soreach part of THE SPECTATOR watched they rea the species to be ... spectators rather than readers . But there is so little pleasure in inquiries that so nearly concern ourselves ( it ...
Strana 86
... Spectator appeared , have I remarked a kind of men , whom I choose to call starers , that without any regard to time , place , or modesty , disturb a large company with their impertinent eyes . Spectators make up a proper assembly for a ...
... Spectator appeared , have I remarked a kind of men , whom I choose to call starers , that without any regard to time , place , or modesty , disturb a large company with their impertinent eyes . Spectators make up a proper assembly for a ...
Strana 117
... . It is as follows ' ( folio ) . 2 With few exceptions , houses were still distinguished , at the time of The Spectator , by signs instead of numbers . Dog and Gridiron . The Fox and Goose may be No. 28 117 THE SPECTATOR.
... . It is as follows ' ( folio ) . 2 With few exceptions , houses were still distinguished , at the time of The Spectator , by signs instead of numbers . Dog and Gridiron . The Fox and Goose may be No. 28 117 THE SPECTATOR.
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