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Pagina 11
... occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into thofe little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the ... occafion of a club . That of the George's , which used to meet at the fign of the George on St. George's .. day ...
... occafions and pretences of forming ourselves into thofe little nocturnal affemblies , which are commonly known by the ... occafion of a club . That of the George's , which used to meet at the fign of the George on St. George's .. day ...
Pagina 20
... occafion , matter of great jeft , if a man enters with a prominent pair of shoulders into an affembly , or is diftinguished by an expansion of mouth , or obliquity of afpect . It is happy for a man , that has any of thefe oddneffes ...
... occafion , matter of great jeft , if a man enters with a prominent pair of shoulders into an affembly , or is diftinguished by an expansion of mouth , or obliquity of afpect . It is happy for a man , that has any of thefe oddneffes ...
Pagina 33
... occafion ; with full powers to rectify or ' expunge whatever I shall find irregular or defective . For want of fuch an officer , there is nothing like found literature and good fenfe to be met with in those objects , that are every ...
... occafion ; with full powers to rectify or ' expunge whatever I shall find irregular or defective . For want of fuch an officer , there is nothing like found literature and good fenfe to be met with in those objects , that are every ...
Pagina 37
... occafion for the prefident's fhewing both his invention and reading to fuch advantage as my correfpondent reports he did : but it is not to be doubted there were many very improper hums and paufes in his harangue , which lofe their ...
... occafion for the prefident's fhewing both his invention and reading to fuch advantage as my correfpondent reports he did : but it is not to be doubted there were many very improper hums and paufes in his harangue , which lofe their ...
Pagina 39
... occafion for a very hearty laughter . Nay , fays he , I knew you would laugh at " c me , but I'll ask your father . " He did fo ; the father received his intelligence with no lefs joy than furprife , and was very glad he had now no care ...
... occafion for a very hearty laughter . Nay , fays he , I knew you would laugh at " c me , but I'll ask your father . " He did fo ; the father received his intelligence with no lefs joy than furprife , and was very glad he had now no care ...
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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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