The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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... Theodosius . In short , she resolved to suffer the utmost effects of her father's displeasure , rather than comply became acquainted with Constantia , who had not then passed her fifteenth . As he lived but | a few miles distant from ...
... Theodosius . In short , she resolved to suffer the utmost effects of her father's displeasure , rather than comply became acquainted with Constantia , who had not then passed her fifteenth . As he lived but | a few miles distant from ...
Strana 235
... Theodosius had now taken upon him the name of Father Francis , and was so far concealed in a long beard , a shaven head , and a religious habit , that it was impos- sible to discover the man of the world in the venerable conventual ...
... Theodosius had now taken upon him the name of Father Francis , and was so far concealed in a long beard , a shaven head , and a religious habit , that it was impos- sible to discover the man of the world in the venerable conventual ...
Strana 236
... Theodosius . Upon brave countrymen are about . The French his death - bed he sent his benediction in a very would indeed be in the right to publish the moving manner to Constantia , who at that news of the present war in English phrases ...
... Theodosius . Upon brave countrymen are about . The French his death - bed he sent his benediction in a very would indeed be in the right to publish the moving manner to Constantia , who at that news of the present war in English phrases ...
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