The Spectator, 8. kötet |
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44. oldal
Such a one I passed not long ago , which made me rejoice when the hour was
come for the sun to set , that I might enjoy the freshness of the evening in my
garden , which then affords me the pleasantest hours I pass in the whole four -
and ...
Such a one I passed not long ago , which made me rejoice when the hour was
come for the sun to set , that I might enjoy the freshness of the evening in my
garden , which then affords me the pleasantest hours I pass in the whole four -
and ...
48. oldal
... conspicuous was the battle of the Lapithæ and the Centaurs . I detested so
hideous a shape , and turned my eyes upon Saturn , who was stealing away
behind him , with a scythe in one hand and an hour - glass in the other ,
unobserved .
... conspicuous was the battle of the Lapithæ and the Centaurs . I detested so
hideous a shape , and turned my eyes upon Saturn , who was stealing away
behind him , with a scythe in one hand and an hour - glass in the other ,
unobserved .
50. oldal
But , my beloved son , care must be taken to apply them within ten hours after the
breath is out of the body , while yet the ... By this means you will give me life as I
have you , and we will from that hour mutually lay aside the authority of having ...
But , my beloved son , care must be taken to apply them within ten hours after the
breath is out of the body , while yet the ... By this means you will give me life as I
have you , and we will from that hour mutually lay aside the authority of having ...
52. oldal
Then he resumed a countenance of alacrity , and told him , that if within an hour
after his death he anointed his whole body , and poured down his throat that
liquor which he had from old Basilius , the corpse would be converted into pure
gold .
Then he resumed a countenance of alacrity , and told him , that if within an hour
after his death he anointed his whole body , and poured down his throat that
liquor which he had from old Basilius , the corpse would be converted into pure
gold .
63. oldal
I looked out of my window the other morning earlier than ordinary , and saw a
blind beggar , an hour before the passage he stands in is frequented , with a
needle and a thread thriftily mending his stockings . My astonishment was still
greater ...
I looked out of my window the other morning earlier than ordinary , and saw a
blind beggar , an hour before the passage he stands in is frequented , with a
needle and a thread thriftily mending his stockings . My astonishment was still
greater ...
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The Spectator, 8. kötet 4-9. kötet/British essayists The Spectator |
| Kiadó | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Eredeti forrása | A Wisconsini Egyetem - Madison |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. nov. 10. |
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