The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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... Juvenal with a great deal of Humour and Reason tells us , that nothing bore harder upon a poor Man in his Time , than the continual Ridicule which his Habit and Dress afforded to the Beaus of Rome . Quid , quod materiam praebet ...
... Juvenal with a great deal of Humour and Reason tells us , that nothing bore harder upon a poor Man in his Time , than the continual Ridicule which his Habit and Dress afforded to the Beaus of Rome . Quid , quod materiam praebet ...
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... Juvenal , Satires , iii . 33 . Ludgate was , till the order for its removal in July 1760 , a prison for debtors who were freemen of the city , lawyers , or clergymen . PAGE 257. Where with like Haste , etc. lines 31-2 . ' Tho ' several ...
... Juvenal , Satires , iii . 33 . Ludgate was , till the order for its removal in July 1760 , a prison for debtors who were freemen of the city , lawyers , or clergymen . PAGE 257. Where with like Haste , etc. lines 31-2 . ' Tho ' several ...
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... Juvenal , Satires , iii . 152-3 . Plagues . Budgell probably refers to some pamphlets , now difficult to trace . The British Museum Catalogue describes an 1800 edition of the Fifteen Plagues of a Footman , Coachman , & c . , and also ...
... Juvenal , Satires , iii . 152-3 . Plagues . Budgell probably refers to some pamphlets , now difficult to trace . The British Museum Catalogue describes an 1800 edition of the Fifteen Plagues of a Footman , Coachman , & c . , and also ...
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