The Spectator, Volume 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 pagina's |
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Pagina 550
... tural vigilance , not only observed , but answered an alderman's lady , recommends a master of it very regularly from time to time . The their own name , but she declares he is not of watchman was so affected with it , that he their ...
... tural vigilance , not only observed , but answered an alderman's lady , recommends a master of it very regularly from time to time . The their own name , but she declares he is not of watchman was so affected with it , that he their ...
Pagina 792
... tural expressions : for surely though the lawyers subscribe to hideous French and false Latin , yet they should let their clients have a little What man that has a value for a good name decent and proper English for their money would ...
... tural expressions : for surely though the lawyers subscribe to hideous French and false Latin , yet they should let their clients have a little What man that has a value for a good name decent and proper English for their money would ...
Pagina 875
... tural eauty ; and the mirth of it is generally rather palled , than heightened , by that ridicu - him as well as his good people of this his an- May all his majesty's liege subjects love lous phraseology which is so much in fashion ...
... tural eauty ; and the mirth of it is generally rather palled , than heightened , by that ridicu - him as well as his good people of this his an- May all his majesty's liege subjects love lous phraseology which is so much in fashion ...
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