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Pagina 17
... humble service to you , and defired me to give this into your own hands . ” 66 From my Den in the Hay - Market , March 15 . SIR , The following epiftle I find is from the undertaker of the Masquerade . I not C C " ' that I cannot tell ...
... humble service to you , and defired me to give this into your own hands . ” 66 From my Den in the Hay - Market , March 15 . SIR , The following epiftle I find is from the undertaker of the Masquerade . I not C C " ' that I cannot tell ...
Pagina 26
... humble fervant , THOMAS PRONE . ' < Your most humble fervant , WILLIAM SCRENE . ' Mr. SPECTATOR . Drury - Lane , March 24 , 1710-11 . SIR , Saw your friend the Templar this evening in the pit , and thought he looked very little pleafed ...
... humble fervant , THOMAS PRONE . ' < Your most humble fervant , WILLIAM SCRENE . ' Mr. SPECTATOR . Drury - Lane , March 24 , 1710-11 . SIR , Saw your friend the Templar this evening in the pit , and thought he looked very little pleafed ...
Pagina 29
... humble fervant , WILL , FASHION , ' A like impertinence is also very troublesome to the fuperior and more intelligent part of the fair fex . It is , it feems , a great inconvenience , that thofe of the meaneft capacities will pretend to ...
... humble fervant , WILL , FASHION , ' A like impertinence is also very troublesome to the fuperior and more intelligent part of the fair fex . It is , it feems , a great inconvenience , that thofe of the meaneft capacities will pretend to ...
Pagina 32
... humble fervant , 6 · R. O. ' SIR , AM intirely convinced of the truth of what laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was in ; but you told me fo , as I faw 6 you loved me , otherwife I could not obey your commands in ...
... humble fervant , 6 · R. O. ' SIR , AM intirely convinced of the truth of what laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was in ; but you told me fo , as I faw 6 you loved me , otherwife I could not obey your commands in ...
Pagina 45
... humble himself with so very well - turned phrase , and mention his own unworthiness in a way fo very becoming , that the air of the pretty gentleman is preferved , under the lowlinefs of the preacher , I fhall end this with a fhort ...
... humble himself with so very well - turned phrase , and mention his own unworthiness in a way fo very becoming , that the air of the pretty gentleman is preferved , under the lowlinefs of the preacher , I fhall end this with a fhort ...
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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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