The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1945 |
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... heard him prove , that Diligence makes more lasting Acquisitions than Valour , and that Sloth has ruined more ... heard him often lament , that in a Profession where Merit is placed in so conspicuous a View , Impudence should get the ...
... heard him prove , that Diligence makes more lasting Acquisitions than Valour , and that Sloth has ruined more ... heard him often lament , that in a Profession where Merit is placed in so conspicuous a View , Impudence should get the ...
Strana 274
... heard the Maid come down and tell the Land- at the Bar , That my Lord Bishop swore he would throw ut at Window if she did not bring up more Mild - beer , hat my Lord Duke would have a double Mug of Purle . urprise was encreased , in ...
... heard the Maid come down and tell the Land- at the Bar , That my Lord Bishop swore he would throw ut at Window if she did not bring up more Mild - beer , hat my Lord Duke would have a double Mug of Purle . urprise was encreased , in ...
Strana 314
... heard at a considerable ce when the Wind sits fair . This is one of the most lt Parts of the Exercise ; but I have several Ladies with ho at their first Entrance could not give a Pop loud h to be heard at the further End of a Room , who ...
... heard at a considerable ce when the Wind sits fair . This is one of the most lt Parts of the Exercise ; but I have several Ladies with ho at their first Entrance could not give a Pop loud h to be heard at the further End of a Room , who ...
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