The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina 39
... humble servant , William Screne . ' introduced as a Madness ; but sure it was not ' humane Madness , for a Mule or an [ ass 1 ] may ' have been as dry as ever I was in my Life . I am , Sir , Your most obedient And humble servant . From ...
... humble servant , William Screne . ' introduced as a Madness ; but sure it was not ' humane Madness , for a Mule or an [ ass 1 ] may ' have been as dry as ever I was in my Life . I am , Sir , Your most obedient And humble servant . From ...
Pagina 208
... Humble Servant . ' I this Morning cast my Eye upon your Paper concerning the Expence of Time . You are very obliging ... Humble Servant , Betty Saunter . ' Pray , Sir , direct thus , To the kind Querist , and leave it at Mr. Lillie's ...
... Humble Servant . ' I this Morning cast my Eye upon your Paper concerning the Expence of Time . You are very obliging ... Humble Servant , Betty Saunter . ' Pray , Sir , direct thus , To the kind Querist , and leave it at Mr. Lillie's ...
Pagina 555
... humble Servant , T. B. SIR , ' Language fit only for that Character , and yet guard themselves against speaking in direct Terms to the Point , that it is impossible to dis- ' tinguish between Courtship and Conversation . ' I hope you ...
... humble Servant , T. B. SIR , ' Language fit only for that Character , and yet guard themselves against speaking in direct Terms to the Point , that it is impossible to dis- ' tinguish between Courtship and Conversation . ' I hope you ...
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