The Spectator, Τόμος 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1776 |
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Σελίδα 49
... anfwer " that if you can , Sir , " says the furious statefiman to the poor whig that fat over against him . But without giving him time to reply , " I do affure you , " fays he , " were I my Lady Q - p - t - s , I would sue him for ...
... anfwer " that if you can , Sir , " says the furious statefiman to the poor whig that fat over against him . But without giving him time to reply , " I do affure you , " fays he , " were I my Lady Q - p - t - s , I would sue him for ...
Σελίδα 101
... anfwer . The poor gentleman , who fancies my writings could reclaim an husband who can abuse such a wife as he describes , has , I am afraid , too great an opinion of my fkill . Philanthropos is , I dare fay , a very well - meaning man ...
... anfwer . The poor gentleman , who fancies my writings could reclaim an husband who can abuse such a wife as he describes , has , I am afraid , too great an opinion of my fkill . Philanthropos is , I dare fay , a very well - meaning man ...
Σελίδα 114
mise , and gave him her word to return him a positive anfwer in less than fifty years . She had not been long among her own people in the vallies , when she received new overtures , and at the fame time a most splendid visit from ...
mise , and gave him her word to return him a positive anfwer in less than fifty years . She had not been long among her own people in the vallies , when she received new overtures , and at the fame time a most splendid visit from ...
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