The Spectator, Τόμος 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Σελίδα 196
... fhall come to the bailiff , or to the porter of the lordship of Whichenovre , and shall say to them in the manner as enfueth . 66 Bayliff , or porter , I do you to know , that I am come for myself , to demand one bacon flyke hanging in ...
... fhall come to the bailiff , or to the porter of the lordship of Whichenovre , and shall say to them in the manner as enfueth . 66 Bayliff , or porter , I do you to know , that I am come for myself , to demand one bacon flyke hanging in ...
Σελίδα 197
... fhall the bacon be taken down and brought to the hall - door , and fhall there be laid upon one half quarter of wheat , and upon one other of rye . And he that demandeth the bacon fhall kneel upon his knee , and fhall hold his right ...
... fhall the bacon be taken down and brought to the hall - door , and fhall there be laid upon one half quarter of wheat , and upon one other of rye . And he that demandeth the bacon fhall kneel upon his knee , and fhall hold his right ...
Σελίδα 268
... fhall then have run , we fhall fill imagine our- fcives juft ftarting from the goal , and find no propor- tion between that space which we know had a be- ginning , and what we are fure will never have an end . But I fall leave this ...
... fhall then have run , we fhall fill imagine our- fcives juft ftarting from the goal , and find no propor- tion between that space which we know had a be- ginning , and what we are fure will never have an end . But I fall leave this ...
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