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Pagina 17
... defire you would , ' for your own entertainment , please to admonish the town , that all perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of diverfion . I could with , Sir , you ' could make them underftand , that it is a kind 6 I all ...
... defire you would , ' for your own entertainment , please to admonish the town , that all perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of diverfion . I could with , Sir , you ' could make them underftand , that it is a kind 6 I all ...
Pagina 19
... defiring me to be very fatirical upon the little Muff that is now in fafhion ; another informs me of a pair of filver ... defire my correfpondents to let me know how they approve my project , and whether they think the erecting of fuch a ...
... defiring me to be very fatirical upon the little Muff that is now in fafhion ; another informs me of a pair of filver ... defire my correfpondents to let me know how they approve my project , and whether they think the erecting of fuch a ...
Pagina 42
... defire nothing more grofs may be admitted by you ' fpectators for the future . We have cafhiered ' three companies of theatrical guards , and design · our kings shall for the future make love , and fit in council , without an army ; and ...
... defire nothing more grofs may be admitted by you ' fpectators for the future . We have cafhiered ' three companies of theatrical guards , and design · our kings shall for the future make love , and fit in council , without an army ; and ...
Pagina 44
... defire my correspondents to give me their thoughts upon it . No. 38. FRIDAY , APRIL 13 . ----- Cupius ' non placuisse nimis . One wou'd not please too much . MART Late converfation which I fell into , gave me an opportunity of observing ...
... defire my correspondents to give me their thoughts upon it . No. 38. FRIDAY , APRIL 13 . ----- Cupius ' non placuisse nimis . One wou'd not please too much . MART Late converfation which I fell into , gave me an opportunity of observing ...
Pagina 53
... defire than a fafe and honourable peace , though at the fame time I am very apprehenfive of many ill confequences ... defiring him , at the fame time , to prefent me as a foreigner who could not speak English , that fo I might not be ...
... defire than a fafe and honourable peace , though at the fame time I am very apprehenfive of many ill confequences ... defiring him , at the fame time , to prefent me as a foreigner who could not speak English , that fo I might not be ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Spectator Volume 1 van The Spectator:, Sir Richard Steele |
| Auteurs | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Uitgever | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Openbare bibliotheek van Lyon |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 14 okt 2011 |
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