The Spectator, Volume 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 pagina's |
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Pagina 134
... mention with respect the authors they have printed , and conse- quently have an eye to their own advantage more than to that of the ladies . One tells me , that he thinks it absolutely neeessary for women to have true notions of right ...
... mention with respect the authors they have printed , and conse- quently have an eye to their own advantage more than to that of the ladies . One tells me , that he thinks it absolutely neeessary for women to have true notions of right ...
Pagina 535
... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk - maid exerting her- self in a most sprightly manner under a py- ramid of silver tankards , and , like the virgin Tarpeia , oppressed by the costly ...
... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk - maid exerting her- self in a most sprightly manner under a py- ramid of silver tankards , and , like the virgin Tarpeia , oppressed by the costly ...
Pagina 723
... mention- ed , or any who ever were , or ever can be in the world , the happiest and surest to be plea- sant , are a sort of people whom we have not indeed lately heard much of , and those are your ' biters . ' A biter is one who tells ...
... mention- ed , or any who ever were , or ever can be in the world , the happiest and surest to be plea- sant , are a sort of people whom we have not indeed lately heard much of , and those are your ' biters . ' A biter is one who tells ...
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