The Spectator: ...Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 52
... filks as his waistcoat was made of , and be carried in houses drawn by horses , without being expofed to wind and wea- ther . All this he promised her the enjoyment of , with- out fuch fears and alarms as they were tormented with . In ...
... filks as his waistcoat was made of , and be carried in houses drawn by horses , without being expofed to wind and wea- ther . All this he promised her the enjoyment of , with- out fuch fears and alarms as they were tormented with . In ...
Strana 89
... filks of one , whom he would not venture to feel his pulfe . Vagellius is careful , ftudious , and obliging , but withal a little thick - fkull'd ; he he has not a fingle client , but might have N ° 21 ′ 89 THE SPECTATOR .
... filks of one , whom he would not venture to feel his pulfe . Vagellius is careful , ftudious , and obliging , but withal a little thick - fkull'd ; he he has not a fingle client , but might have N ° 21 ′ 89 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 262
... filks and ribbons ; his way is , it feems , if he hires a weaver , or workman , to have it inferted in his articles , ' That all this · fhall be well and truly performed , provided no foreign · potentate fhall depart this life within ...
... filks and ribbons ; his way is , it feems , if he hires a weaver , or workman , to have it inferted in his articles , ' That all this · fhall be well and truly performed , provided no foreign · potentate fhall depart this life within ...
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