The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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... Spectator has wit , it may be some relief to them to think that he does not show it in company . And if any one praises his morality , they may comfort themselves by considering that his face is none of the longest . No. 20. ] Friday ...
... Spectator has wit , it may be some relief to them to think that he does not show it in company . And if any one praises his morality , they may comfort themselves by considering that his face is none of the longest . No. 20. ] Friday ...
Strana 127
... SPECTATOR , ' Upon reading your late dissertation con- cerning Idols , I cannot but complain to you that there are , in six or seven places of this city , coffee - houses kept by persons of that sister- ' I HAVE no small value for your ...
... SPECTATOR , ' Upon reading your late dissertation con- cerning Idols , I cannot but complain to you that there are , in six or seven places of this city , coffee - houses kept by persons of that sister- ' I HAVE no small value for your ...
Strana 358
... Spectator has occasioned the publishing of this invention for the benefit of modest spectators , the inventor desires your admonitions concerning the decent use of it ; and hopes , by your recommendation , that for the future beauty may ...
... Spectator has occasioned the publishing of this invention for the benefit of modest spectators , the inventor desires your admonitions concerning the decent use of it ; and hopes , by your recommendation , that for the future beauty may ...
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