The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... present the reigning entertainments of the politer part of Great Britain . Audiences have often been reproached by writers for the coarseness of their taste , but our present grievance does not seem to be the want of a good taste , but ...
... present the reigning entertainments of the politer part of Great Britain . Audiences have often been reproached by writers for the coarseness of their taste , but our present grievance does not seem to be the want of a good taste , but ...
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... present , I am so much a man of honour , that I would scorn to be any beast for bread but a lion . Yours , & c . I ... present paper , they all having a tendency to the same subject , viz . , the elegance of our present diversions . 1 ...
... present , I am so much a man of honour , that I would scorn to be any beast for bread but a lion . Yours , & c . I ... present paper , they all having a tendency to the same subject , viz . , the elegance of our present diversions . 1 ...
Strana 276
... present of it ; but as I was reaching out my hand to receive it of him , I knocked it against a chair , and by that means awaked . No. 64 . Monday , May 14 , 1711 C. [ STEELE Juv . , Sat. iii , 183 Hic vivimus ambitiosa Paupertate omnes ...
... present of it ; but as I was reaching out my hand to receive it of him , I knocked it against a chair , and by that means awaked . No. 64 . Monday , May 14 , 1711 C. [ STEELE Juv . , Sat. iii , 183 Hic vivimus ambitiosa Paupertate omnes ...
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