The Spectator: ...Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 20
... subject to fuch momentary confumptions , that , in the twinkling of an eye , he would fall away from the most florid com- plexion , and the most healthful ftate of body , and wi- ther into a skeleton . Her recoveries were often as fud ...
... subject to fuch momentary confumptions , that , in the twinkling of an eye , he would fall away from the most florid com- plexion , and the most healthful ftate of body , and wi- ther into a skeleton . Her recoveries were often as fud ...
Strana 61
... subject , viz . the elegance of our pre- fent diverfions . & < • SIR , I Covent - Garden , March 13 HAVE been for twenty years Under - Sexton of this parish of St. Paul's Covent - Garden , and have not miffed tolling in to prayers fix ...
... subject , viz . the elegance of our pre- fent diverfions . & < • SIR , I Covent - Garden , March 13 HAVE been for twenty years Under - Sexton of this parish of St. Paul's Covent - Garden , and have not miffed tolling in to prayers fix ...
Strana 152
... subject of another paper , in which I defign to recommend fuch particular books as may be proper for the improvement of the fex . And as this is a fubject of a very nice nature , I fhall defire my correfpon- dents to give me their ...
... subject of another paper , in which I defign to recommend fuch particular books as may be proper for the improvement of the fex . And as this is a fubject of a very nice nature , I fhall defire my correfpon- dents to give me their ...
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