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Pagina 8
... moft fhining circumftance and equipage , appears in the fame condition with the fellow above - mentioned , but more contempt ble , in proportion to what more he robs the public of , and enjoys above him . I lay it down therefore for a ...
... moft fhining circumftance and equipage , appears in the fame condition with the fellow above - mentioned , but more contempt ble , in proportion to what more he robs the public of , and enjoys above him . I lay it down therefore for a ...
Pagina 11
... moft heartily give you leave . I am , Sir , Your most humble admirer , " B. L. ' I design to vifit the next Masquerade myself , in the Lame habit I wore at Grand Cairo : and till then shall suspend my judgment of this midaight ...
... moft heartily give you leave . I am , Sir , Your most humble admirer , " B. L. ' I design to vifit the next Masquerade myself , in the Lame habit I wore at Grand Cairo : and till then shall suspend my judgment of this midaight ...
Pagina 22
... moft infignificant words in the fentence . I have known the word And purfued through the whole gamut , have been entertained with many a melodious The , and have heard the most beautiful graces , quavers , and divifions bestowed upon ...
... moft infignificant words in the fentence . I have known the word And purfued through the whole gamut , have been entertained with many a melodious The , and have heard the most beautiful graces , quavers , and divifions bestowed upon ...
Pagina 23
... moft ufual fuccour to the envious , in cafes of nameless merit in this kind , is to keep the property , if poffible , unfixed , and by that means to hinder the rereputation of it from falling upon any particular perfon . You fee an ...
... moft ufual fuccour to the envious , in cafes of nameless merit in this kind , is to keep the property , if poffible , unfixed , and by that means to hinder the rereputation of it from falling upon any particular perfon . You fee an ...
Pagina 25
... moft of the elections in England . The body of the law is no lefs incumbered with fuperfluous members , that are like Virgil's army , which he tells us was fo crouded , many of them had not room to ufe their weapons . This prodigious ...
... moft of the elections in England . The body of the law is no lefs incumbered with fuperfluous members , that are like Virgil's army , which he tells us was fo crouded , many of them had not room to ufe their weapons . This prodigious ...
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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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