The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - 919 pagina's |
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Pagina xvii
... writing to Addison that he thought Steele ' the vilest of man- ' kind , ' in writing of this to Swift , Steele ... write an essay upon each of the two great founders of the latest period of English litera- ture , Defoe and Steele ...
... writing to Addison that he thought Steele ' the vilest of man- ' kind , ' in writing of this to Swift , Steele ... write an essay upon each of the two great founders of the latest period of English litera- ture , Defoe and Steele ...
Pagina 477
... write loving Mrs. ' Margaret Clark , I pray you let Affection excuse ' Presumption . Having been so happy as to enjoy the Sight of your sweet Countenance and comely ' Body , sometimes when I had occasion to buy " Treacle or Liquorish ...
... write loving Mrs. ' Margaret Clark , I pray you let Affection excuse ' Presumption . Having been so happy as to enjoy the Sight of your sweet Countenance and comely ' Body , sometimes when I had occasion to buy " Treacle or Liquorish ...
Pagina 820
... write ; I could no more doubt that I who write this now , that saw the Thames overflow last Winter , and that viewed the Flood at the general Deluge , was the same Self , place that Self in what Substance you please , than that I who ...
... write ; I could no more doubt that I who write this now , that saw the Thames overflow last Winter , and that viewed the Flood at the general Deluge , was the same Self , place that Self in what Substance you please , than that I who ...
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