The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 147
... appear competent judges of this matter , and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under these two leters , for his advice upon this subject . But as I find the work I have undertaken to be very dif ...
... appear competent judges of this matter , and must here take occasion to thank A. B. whoever it is that conceals himself under these two leters , for his advice upon this subject . But as I find the work I have undertaken to be very dif ...
Pagina 380
... appear the worthy off- spring of such a father . It is after this manner that Camillus and his first - born ' One would think there should need no dwell together . Camillus enjoys a pleasing more to make men keep up this sort of re- and ...
... appear the worthy off- spring of such a father . It is after this manner that Camillus and his first - born ' One would think there should need no dwell together . Camillus enjoys a pleasing more to make men keep up this sort of re- and ...
Pagina 383
... appear in the garments of a British lady , when she is dressed either for a ball or birth - day . But to return to our female heads . The ladies have been for some time in a kind of moulting season with regard to that part of their ...
... appear in the garments of a British lady , when she is dressed either for a ball or birth - day . But to return to our female heads . The ladies have been for some time in a kind of moulting season with regard to that part of their ...
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