The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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Výsledky 1 - 3 z 71.
Strana 273
... tell you more ; and am , in the mean time , ' Sir , ' Your most humble servant , REBECCA NETTLETOP . • MR . SPECTATOR , ' I am an idle young woman that would work for my livelihood , but that I am kept in such a manner as I cannot stir ...
... tell you more ; and am , in the mean time , ' Sir , ' Your most humble servant , REBECCA NETTLETOP . • MR . SPECTATOR , ' I am an idle young woman that would work for my livelihood , but that I am kept in such a manner as I cannot stir ...
Strana 632
... tell you the book is lost ; and foresee , in the course even of a prosperous life , that you will meet afflictions to make you mad , if you can- not bear this trifle . ' ' Sir , there is , in this case , no need of bearing , for you ...
... tell you the book is lost ; and foresee , in the course even of a prosperous life , that you will meet afflictions to make you mad , if you can- not bear this trifle . ' ' Sir , there is , in this case , no need of bearing , for you ...
Strana 674
... tell on about him . Hamlet hold- ing up the skull which the grave - digger threw to him , with an account that it was the head of the king's jester , falls into very pleasing re- flections , and cries out to his companion , ' Alas ...
... tell on about him . Hamlet hold- ing up the skull which the grave - digger threw to him , with an account that it was the head of the king's jester , falls into very pleasing re- flections , and cries out to his companion , ' Alas ...
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