The Spectator, Volume 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 pagina's |
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Pagina 78
... pass their lives without any incidents at all ; and how they shift coffee - houses and chocolate- houses from hour to hour , to get over the in- supportable labour of doing nothing . Although it be not shone upon . " Our younger ...
... pass their lives without any incidents at all ; and how they shift coffee - houses and chocolate- houses from hour to hour , to get over the in- supportable labour of doing nothing . Although it be not shone upon . " Our younger ...
Pagina 617
... passes among multitude , whereas it is really the inseparable so frivolous a people ! There is a town in War- follower of ... pass about the town to the roine had , for many years together , outdone disadvantage of the rest of the world ...
... passes among multitude , whereas it is really the inseparable so frivolous a people ! There is a town in War- follower of ... pass about the town to the roine had , for many years together , outdone disadvantage of the rest of the world ...
Pagina 638
... pass with the giddy part of mankind for sufficient sharers of the latter , who have nothing but the former qualification to recommend them . Another timely animadversion is absolutely necessary : be pleased , therefore , once for all ...
... pass with the giddy part of mankind for sufficient sharers of the latter , who have nothing but the former qualification to recommend them . Another timely animadversion is absolutely necessary : be pleased , therefore , once for all ...
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