The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 180
... Name of a s , that does not sink a Letter but a whole Word , by tituting a Picture in its place . When Caesar was one of the ers of the Roman Mint , he placed the Figure of an Elephant I the Reverse of the Publick Mony ; the Word Caesar ...
... Name of a s , that does not sink a Letter but a whole Word , by tituting a Picture in its place . When Caesar was one of the ers of the Roman Mint , he placed the Figure of an Elephant I the Reverse of the Publick Mony ; the Word Caesar ...
Strana 184
... Name at each emity , but have had the same Name running down like a I through the Middle of the Poem . Public the Mc follows ere is another near Relation of the Anagrams and Acros- , which is commonly called a Chronogram . This kind of ...
... Name at each emity , but have had the same Name running down like a I through the Middle of the Poem . Public the Mc follows ere is another near Relation of the Anagrams and Acros- , which is commonly called a Chronogram . This kind of ...
Strana 260
... Name sounded something like STUPIDITY . e third Artist that I looked over was FANTASQUE , dressed a Venetian Scaramouch . He had an excellent Hand at a rera , and dealt very much in Distortions and Grimaces . vould sometimes affright ...
... Name sounded something like STUPIDITY . e third Artist that I looked over was FANTASQUE , dressed a Venetian Scaramouch . He had an excellent Hand at a rera , and dealt very much in Distortions and Grimaces . vould sometimes affright ...
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