The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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... write in , and without time to read over what I have writ , therefore beseech you to pardon the first hints of my mind , which I have expressed in so little order . " I am , dearest creature , 66 Your most obedient 66 most devoted ...
... write in , and without time to read over what I have writ , therefore beseech you to pardon the first hints of my mind , which I have expressed in so little order . " I am , dearest creature , 66 Your most obedient 66 most devoted ...
Strana 310
... write them , and excusing myself for not in- serting several of them in my papers , which I am sensible would be a very great ornament to them . Should I publish the praises which are so well penned , they would do honour to the persons ...
... write them , and excusing myself for not in- serting several of them in my papers , which I am sensible would be a very great ornament to them . Should I publish the praises which are so well penned , they would do honour to the persons ...
Strana 828
... write ; I could no more doubt that I who write this now , that saw the Thames overflow last winter , and that viewed the flood at the general de- luge , was the same self , place that self in what substance you please , than that I who ...
... write ; I could no more doubt that I who write this now , that saw the Thames overflow last winter , and that viewed the flood at the general de- luge , was the same self , place that self in what substance you please , than that I who ...
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