The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 23
... greater Sagacity confider their Talents , Manners , Failings , and Merits . IT is remarkable , that those who want any one Senfe , poffefs the others with greater Force and Vivaci- ty . Thus my Want of , or rather Refignation of Speech ...
... greater Sagacity confider their Talents , Manners , Failings , and Merits . IT is remarkable , that those who want any one Senfe , poffefs the others with greater Force and Vivaci- ty . Thus my Want of , or rather Refignation of Speech ...
Strana 82
... greater Part of us indeed are Females , and used to behave ourselves in a regular attentive Manner , ' till very lately one whole Ifle has been disturbed with one of these monftrous Starers ; he's the Head taller than any one in the ...
... greater Part of us indeed are Females , and used to behave ourselves in a regular attentive Manner , ' till very lately one whole Ifle has been disturbed with one of these monftrous Starers ; he's the Head taller than any one in the ...
Strana 187
... greater than any that has ever appeared before you . The Beau has varied his Drefs every Day of his Life for thefe thirty Years laft paft , and still ad- ⚫ded to the Deformity he was born with . The Pi & has • ftill greater Merit ...
... greater than any that has ever appeared before you . The Beau has varied his Drefs every Day of his Life for thefe thirty Years laft paft , and still ad- ⚫ded to the Deformity he was born with . The Pi & has • ftill greater Merit ...
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