Select British Classics, 38. kötetJ. Conrad, 1803 |
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54. oldal
... matter , to enjoy the greatest purity and simplicity of its na- ture , and to have much more wisdom and light than ... matters of a theological nature in those excellent papers , with which you daily both instruct and divert us , I ...
... matter , to enjoy the greatest purity and simplicity of its na- ture , and to have much more wisdom and light than ... matters of a theological nature in those excellent papers , with which you daily both instruct and divert us , I ...
76. oldal
... matter I bought a fine flaxen long wig that cost me thirty guineas , and found an opportunity of seeing her in it the next day . She then let drop some expressions about an 76 THE GUARDIAN . No. XCVII. THURSDAY, JULY 2. ...
... matter I bought a fine flaxen long wig that cost me thirty guineas , and found an opportunity of seeing her in it the next day . She then let drop some expressions about an 76 THE GUARDIAN . No. XCVII. THURSDAY, JULY 2. ...
204. oldal
... matter , and let him know that her Majesty has pronounced no sentence against the town , but his most christian Majesty has agreed that the town and harbour shall be demolished . That the British nation expect the immediate de- molition ...
... matter , and let him know that her Majesty has pronounced no sentence against the town , but his most christian Majesty has agreed that the town and harbour shall be demolished . That the British nation expect the immediate de- molition ...
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