The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 51
... whole Bundle of Letters in Women's Hands that are full of Blots and Calumnies , inso- much that when I see the Name Caelia , Phillis , Pastora , or the like , at the Bottom of a Scrawl , I conclude on course that it brings me some ...
... whole Bundle of Letters in Women's Hands that are full of Blots and Calumnies , inso- much that when I see the Name Caelia , Phillis , Pastora , or the like , at the Bottom of a Scrawl , I conclude on course that it brings me some ...
Pagina 140
... whole Coffee - house very merry ; some of them concluded it was written by a Madman , and others by some Body that had been taking Notes out of the Spectator . One who had the Appearance of a very sub- stantial Citizen , told us , with ...
... whole Coffee - house very merry ; some of them concluded it was written by a Madman , and others by some Body that had been taking Notes out of the Spectator . One who had the Appearance of a very sub- stantial Citizen , told us , with ...
Pagina 197
... whole Hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the Goddess : and not only of the Goddess herself , but of the whole Army that at- tended her , which sympathized with their Leader , and shrunk into Nothing , in proportion ...
... whole Hemisphere is extinguished ; such was the vanishing of the Goddess : and not only of the Goddess herself , but of the whole Army that at- tended her , which sympathized with their Leader , and shrunk into Nothing , in proportion ...
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