The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... gave us of the lord , who had cut off the king of Morocco's head . Among feveral other figures , he was very well pleased to fee the statesman Cecil upon his knees ; and concluding them all to be great men , was conducted to the figure ...
... gave us of the lord , who had cut off the king of Morocco's head . Among feveral other figures , he was very well pleased to fee the statesman Cecil upon his knees ; and concluding them all to be great men , was conducted to the figure ...
Page 171
... gave me his opinion , which he drew from the orna- ments of the work , That this was the floor of a room dedicated ... gave new vigour to the airy , produced the latent fire of the modeít , and gave grace to the flow humour of the ...
... gave me his opinion , which he drew from the orna- ments of the work , That this was the floor of a room dedicated ... gave new vigour to the airy , produced the latent fire of the modeít , and gave grace to the flow humour of the ...
Page 251
... gave little heed to ⚫ the mention of this known circumftance , till being the ⚫ other day in thofe quarters , I paffed by a decripid old fellow with a pole in his hand , who just then was bawling out , Half an hour after one o'clock ...
... gave little heed to ⚫ the mention of this known circumftance , till being the ⚫ other day in thofe quarters , I paffed by a decripid old fellow with a pole in his hand , who just then was bawling out , Half an hour after one o'clock ...
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