The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 203
... manner oblige , sir , your most humble ser- vant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As soon as my son is perfect in this art , ( which I hope will be in a year's time , for the boy is pretty apt , ) I design he shall learn to ride the great horse ...
... manner oblige , sir , your most humble ser- vant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As soon as my son is perfect in this art , ( which I hope will be in a year's time , for the boy is pretty apt , ) I design he shall learn to ride the great horse ...
Pagina 206
... manner of purpose , no manner of delight ; but he is good - natured , and does it because he loves to be saying something to you , and entertain you . ' I could name you a soldier that hath done very great things without slaughter ; he ...
... manner of purpose , no manner of delight ; but he is good - natured , and does it because he loves to be saying something to you , and entertain you . ' I could name you a soldier that hath done very great things without slaughter ; he ...
Pagina 351
... manner . He tells us , that the two friends being each of them possessed of one of these needles , made a kind of dial - plate , inscrib- ing it with the four - and - twenty letters , in the same manner as the hours of the day are ...
... manner . He tells us , that the two friends being each of them possessed of one of these needles , made a kind of dial - plate , inscrib- ing it with the four - and - twenty letters , in the same manner as the hours of the day are ...
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