The SpectatorA.H. Pounsford & Company, 1876 - 710 strán (strany) |
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Strana vii
... obliged to sell his share in the patent , to relieve his emergencies . He afterward commenced a law - suit with the managers , which lasted three years , and was finally determined against him . There is little doubt that the retrospect ...
... obliged to sell his share in the patent , to relieve his emergencies . He afterward commenced a law - suit with the managers , which lasted three years , and was finally determined against him . There is little doubt that the retrospect ...
Strana viii
... obliged to quit Ireland immediately , to avoid the storm he had so wantonly raised . On his arrival in England , Addison obtained for him a promise of the patronage of the Earl of Sunderland , which he forfeited by writing a pamphlet ...
... obliged to quit Ireland immediately , to avoid the storm he had so wantonly raised . On his arrival in England , Addison obtained for him a promise of the patronage of the Earl of Sunderland , which he forfeited by writing a pamphlet ...
Strana xxvi
... obliged to leave the kingdom abruptly . This event was supposed to have affected his intellect , much in the same manner as Sir Roger de Coverley is represented to have been injured by his passion for the beautiful widow . " MISS ...
... obliged to leave the kingdom abruptly . This event was supposed to have affected his intellect , much in the same manner as Sir Roger de Coverley is represented to have been injured by his passion for the beautiful widow . " MISS ...
Strana 34
... obliged , SIR , Most obedient , and most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . TO THE RIGHT HON . HENRY BOYLE . * 1712 . As the professed design of this work is to enter tain its readers in general , without giving offense to any particular ...
... obliged , SIR , Most obedient , and most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . TO THE RIGHT HON . HENRY BOYLE . * 1712 . As the professed design of this work is to enter tain its readers in general , without giving offense to any particular ...
Strana 35
... obliged , And most obedient , humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . - TO THE EARL OF SUNDERLAND . MY LORD , 1712-13 . VERY many favors and civilities ( received from you in a private capacity ) which I have no other way to acknowledge , will ...
... obliged , And most obedient , humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . - TO THE EARL OF SUNDERLAND . MY LORD , 1712-13 . VERY many favors and civilities ( received from you in a private capacity ) which I have no other way to acknowledge , will ...
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