The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - 313 pagina's |
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Pagina 57
... Name may be concealed . He fays very hand- fomly , in his own Excufe , that he does not act for Gain , that he indulges an innocent Pleafure in it ; and that it is better to pafs away an Evening in this manner , than in Gaming and ...
... Name may be concealed . He fays very hand- fomly , in his own Excufe , that he does not act for Gain , that he indulges an innocent Pleafure in it ; and that it is better to pafs away an Evening in this manner , than in Gaming and ...
Pagina 112
... Name gives an Occafion for an ingeni- ous Sign - Poft , I would likewife advife the Owner to take that Opportunity of letting the World know who he It would have been ridiculous for the Ingenious Mrs. Salmon to have lived at the Sign of ...
... Name gives an Occafion for an ingeni- ous Sign - Poft , I would likewife advife the Owner to take that Opportunity of letting the World know who he It would have been ridiculous for the Ingenious Mrs. Salmon to have lived at the Sign of ...
Pagina 233
... Name to work upon , he confiders it at firft as a Mine not broken up , which will not fhew the Treasure it contains till he fhall have spent many Hours in the Search of it : For it is his Bufinefs to find out one Word that conceals it ...
... Name to work upon , he confiders it at firft as a Mine not broken up , which will not fhew the Treasure it contains till he fhall have spent many Hours in the Search of it : For it is his Bufinefs to find out one Word that conceals it ...
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