The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 33
... Paper , and do promise them that I will daily instil into them such sound and wholesom Sentiments , as shall have a good Effect on their Conversation for the ensuing twelve Hours . But there are none to whom this Paper will be more ...
... Paper , and do promise them that I will daily instil into them such sound and wholesom Sentiments , as shall have a good Effect on their Conversation for the ensuing twelve Hours . But there are none to whom this Paper will be more ...
Strana 139
... Paper , it is my Custom to go Abroad in quest of Game ; and when I meet any proper Subject , I take the first Opportunity of setting down an Hint of it upon Paper . At the same Time I look into the Letters of my Correspondents , and if ...
... Paper , it is my Custom to go Abroad in quest of Game ; and when I meet any proper Subject , I take the first Opportunity of setting down an Hint of it upon Paper . At the same Time I look into the Letters of my Correspondents , and if ...
Strana 140
... Paper made the whole Coffee - house very merry ; some of them concluded it was written by a Madman , and others by some Body that had been taking Notes out of the Spectator . One who had the Appearance of a very sub- stantial Citizen ...
... Paper made the whole Coffee - house very merry ; some of them concluded it was written by a Madman , and others by some Body that had been taking Notes out of the Spectator . One who had the Appearance of a very sub- stantial Citizen ...
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