The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 64
... mention Mr Powell a second time in the same paper ; for indeed there cannot be too great en 、 couragement given to his skill in motions ' , pro- vided he is under proper restrictions . SIR , -The opera at the Haymarket , and that under ...
... mention Mr Powell a second time in the same paper ; for indeed there cannot be too great en 、 couragement given to his skill in motions ' , pro- vided he is under proper restrictions . SIR , -The opera at the Haymarket , and that under ...
Strana 84
... mention his uneasiness in another . When he hears such a one is very rich he turns pale , but re- covers when you add that he has many children . In a word , the only sure way to an envious man's favour is not to deserve it . But if we ...
... mention his uneasiness in another . When he hears such a one is very rich he turns pale , but re- covers when you add that he has many children . In a word , the only sure way to an envious man's favour is not to deserve it . But if we ...
Strana 245
... mention of it , they only treat on the subject as it has accidentally fallen in their way , and that too in little short reflections , or in general declamatory flourishes , without entering into the bottom of the matter . I hope ...
... mention of it , they only treat on the subject as it has accidentally fallen in their way , and that too in little short reflections , or in general declamatory flourishes , without entering into the bottom of the matter . I hope ...
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