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Pagina 39
... club which I can call neither ancient nor modern , that I daresay 10 will be no less surprising to my reader than it was to myself , for which reason I shall communicate it to the public as one ... CLUB . 39 Account of the Everlasting Club,
... club which I can call neither ancient nor modern , that I daresay 10 will be no less surprising to my reader than it was to myself , for which reason I shall communicate it to the public as one ... CLUB . 39 Account of the Everlasting Club,
Pagina 40
Kenneth Deighton. he goes to the club and finds a knot of friends to his mind . It is a maxim in this club that the steward never dies ; for as they succeed one another by way of rotation , no man is to quit the great elbow chair which ...
Kenneth Deighton. he goes to the club and finds a knot of friends to his mind . It is a maxim in this club that the steward never dies ; for as they succeed one another by way of rotation , no man is to quit the great elbow chair which ...
Pagina 41
... Club treats all other clubs with an eye of 10 contempt , and talks even of the Kit - Cat and October as of a couple of upstarts . Their ordinary discourse ( as much as I have been able to learn of it ) turns altogether upon such ...
... Club treats all other clubs with an eye of 10 contempt , and talks even of the Kit - Cat and October as of a couple of upstarts . Their ordinary discourse ( as much as I have been able to learn of it ) turns altogether upon such ...
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SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
Of the Club | 5 |
Public Credit a Vision | 11 |
Copyright | |
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