The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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Strana 88
... learned monarch was himself a tolerable punster , and made very few bishops or privy - counsellors that had not sometime or other signalized themselves by a clinch , or a conundrum . It was therefore in this age that the pun appeared ...
... learned monarch was himself a tolerable punster , and made very few bishops or privy - counsellors that had not sometime or other signalized themselves by a clinch , or a conundrum . It was therefore in this age that the pun appeared ...
Strana 198
... learned to conquer , learned to use his of poverty , and ignorance of modesty , were conquests . How terrible has he appeared in the common arts of life : the generous love of battle , how gentle in victory ! Shall then the one woman ...
... learned to conquer , learned to use his of poverty , and ignorance of modesty , were conquests . How terrible has he appeared in the common arts of life : the generous love of battle , how gentle in victory ! Shall then the one woman ...
Strana 760
... learned world , and who regulate the same manner as their works are upon a themselves upon all occasions by several laws shelf . peculiar to their body ; I mean the players or The most minute pocket author hath be - actors of both sexes ...
... learned world , and who regulate the same manner as their works are upon a themselves upon all occasions by several laws shelf . peculiar to their body ; I mean the players or The most minute pocket author hath be - actors of both sexes ...
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