The Spectator, Volume 2J. Sharpe, 1808 |
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Pagina 39
... readers ) , I shall translate a story that has been quoted upon another occasion by one of the most learned men of the present age , as I find it in the original . The reader will see it is not foreign to my present subject , and I dare ...
... readers ) , I shall translate a story that has been quoted upon another occasion by one of the most learned men of the present age , as I find it in the original . The reader will see it is not foreign to my present subject , and I dare ...
Pagina 41
... reader will doubtless be curious to know what became of me the next morning . Why truly my bedfellows left me about an hour before day , and told me , if I would be good and lie still , they would send somebody to take ine up as soon as ...
... reader will doubtless be curious to know what became of me the next morning . Why truly my bedfellows left me about an hour before day , and told me , if I would be good and lie still , they would send somebody to take ine up as soon as ...
Pagina 47
... readers , that since I have called out for help in my catalogue of a ladies libraryt , I have received many letters upon that head , some of which I shall give an account of .. In the first class I shall take notice of those which come ...
... readers , that since I have called out for help in my catalogue of a ladies libraryt , I have received many letters upon that head , some of which I shall give an account of .. In the first class I shall take notice of those which come ...
Pagina 48
... readers The Finishing Stroke ; being a Vindication of the Patriarchal Scheme , & c . In the second class I shall mention books which are recommended by husbands , if I may believe the writers of them . Whether or no they are real ...
... readers The Finishing Stroke ; being a Vindication of the Patriarchal Scheme , & c . In the second class I shall mention books which are recommended by husbands , if I may believe the writers of them . Whether or no they are real ...
Pagina 49
... readers , and generally written with an eye to men of learning , makes a work of this nature the more necessary ; besides , I am the more encouraged , because I flatter myself that I see the sex daily improving by these my speculations ...
... readers , and generally written with an eye to men of learning , makes a work of this nature the more necessary ; besides , I am the more encouraged , because I flatter myself that I see the sex daily improving by these my speculations ...
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