The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 96
... taken notice of for either . It is , I prefume , for this Reason , that my Correfpondents are willing by my Means , to be rid of them . The two following Letters are writ by Perfons who fuffer by fuch Impertinence . A worthy old ...
... taken notice of for either . It is , I prefume , for this Reason , that my Correfpondents are willing by my Means , to be rid of them . The two following Letters are writ by Perfons who fuffer by fuch Impertinence . A worthy old ...
Strana 143
... taken a Houfe near Bloomsbury - Square , commodiously fituated next the Fields in a good Air ; where fee teaches all Sorts of Birds of the loquacious Kinds , as Parrots , Star- lings , Magpies , and others , to imitate humane Voices in ...
... taken a Houfe near Bloomsbury - Square , commodiously fituated next the Fields in a good Air ; where fee teaches all Sorts of Birds of the loquacious Kinds , as Parrots , Star- lings , Magpies , and others , to imitate humane Voices in ...
Strana 299
... taken no- tice of ; but the Diftractions of the former may , I believe , be generally accounted for from one of thefe Reasons . EITHER their Minds are wholly fixed on fome particu- lar Science , which is often the Cafe of Mathematicians ...
... taken no- tice of ; but the Diftractions of the former may , I believe , be generally accounted for from one of thefe Reasons . EITHER their Minds are wholly fixed on fome particu- lar Science , which is often the Cafe of Mathematicians ...
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