The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina 275
... tell him that Might over- comes Right , if it does not discover his Reason to be depraved , and that he is either Fool or Mad , as the cholerick old Gentleman tells himn , we may at least allow that the Father will do very well in ...
... tell him that Might over- comes Right , if it does not discover his Reason to be depraved , and that he is either Fool or Mad , as the cholerick old Gentleman tells himn , we may at least allow that the Father will do very well in ...
Pagina 306
... tell me I ' I shall , without more ado , call for the Coach , ' naine the Hour when I shall be at home , if I was a good Dear . I will not enumerate more ' little Circumstances to give you a livelier Sense ' come at all ; if I do not ...
... tell me I ' I shall , without more ado , call for the Coach , ' naine the Hour when I shall be at home , if I was a good Dear . I will not enumerate more ' little Circumstances to give you a livelier Sense ' come at all ; if I do not ...
Pagina 704
... tells him , he is a ' lying Thief , so he is , and full of Roguery ; and ' she'll lay a Wager , and her Sister shall tell the " Truth if he says right , and he can't tell what ' Colour her Garters are of . In this Diversion ' there are ...
... tells him , he is a ' lying Thief , so he is , and full of Roguery ; and ' she'll lay a Wager , and her Sister shall tell the " Truth if he says right , and he can't tell what ' Colour her Garters are of . In this Diversion ' there are ...
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