The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana viii
... death , at five minutes after seven , ' by which it is clear that Mr Bickerstaff was mistaken almost four hours in his calculation . Whether he had been the cause of this poor man's death , as well as the predictor , may be very ...
... death , at five minutes after seven , ' by which it is clear that Mr Bickerstaff was mistaken almost four hours in his calculation . Whether he had been the cause of this poor man's death , as well as the predictor , may be very ...
Strana 385
... death , with great beauty and strength of reason . Plato indeed carries the thought very far , when he grafts upon it his opinion of ghosts appearing in places of burial ; though , I must confess , if one did believe that the departed ...
... death , with great beauty and strength of reason . Plato indeed carries the thought very far , when he grafts upon it his opinion of ghosts appearing in places of burial ; though , I must confess , if one did believe that the departed ...
Strana 416
... death , but his whole estate , real , mixed , and personal , shall from the hour of his death be vested in the next heir of the person whose blood he spilt . That it shall not hereafter be in our royal power , or that of our successors ...
... death , but his whole estate , real , mixed , and personal , shall from the hour of his death be vested in the next heir of the person whose blood he spilt . That it shall not hereafter be in our royal power , or that of our successors ...
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