The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... person may agree by the great , and be kept in repair by the year . The Doctor draws teeth without pulling off your mask . No. 23 . Ꭱ . [ ADDISON Sævit atrox Volscens , nec teli conspicit usquam Auctorem , nec quo se ardens immittere ...
... person may agree by the great , and be kept in repair by the year . The Doctor draws teeth without pulling off your mask . No. 23 . Ꭱ . [ ADDISON Sævit atrox Volscens , nec teli conspicit usquam Auctorem , nec quo se ardens immittere ...
Strana 111
... person departed in Greek or Hebrew , and by that means are not understood once in a twelve- month . In the poetical ... persons whose bodies were perhaps buried in the plains of Blenheim , or in the bosom of the ocean . 1 I could not but ...
... person departed in Greek or Hebrew , and by that means are not understood once in a twelve- month . In the poetical ... persons whose bodies were perhaps buried in the plains of Blenheim , or in the bosom of the ocean . 1 I could not but ...
Strana 115
... person of worth , every day I live . The station I am in furnishes me with daily opportunities of this kind , and the noble principle with which you have inspired me , of benevolence to all I have to deal with , quickens my application ...
... person of worth , every day I live . The station I am in furnishes me with daily opportunities of this kind , and the noble principle with which you have inspired me , of benevolence to all I have to deal with , quickens my application ...
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