The Indicator, 1. kötet,1-76. kiadásJ. Appleyard, 1822 |
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3. oldal
... of this draught of poetry , in a style amounting to the following :TR With what a charm , the moon , serene and bright , Lends on this bank its soft reflected light ! Sit we , I pray ; and let us sweetly THE INDICATOR . 3.
... of this draught of poetry , in a style amounting to the following :TR With what a charm , the moon , serene and bright , Lends on this bank its soft reflected light ! Sit we , I pray ; and let us sweetly THE INDICATOR . 3.
6. oldal
... , and sees that the apple trees are productive , and the brick walls secure . If he goes out , it is chiefly when his neighbours are abroad to meet him , and along the } ) - high - road . He may cross THE INDICATOR .
... , and sees that the apple trees are productive , and the brick walls secure . If he goes out , it is chiefly when his neighbours are abroad to meet him , and along the } ) - high - road . He may cross THE INDICATOR .
8. oldal
... by the Publisher , Joseph Appleyard , 19 , Catherine - street , Strand . - Price Twopence . JEJ Printed by C. H. Reynell , No. 45 , Broad - street , Golden - square , London . Ja > > 7 THE INDICATOR . There is a bird 8 THE INDICATOR .
... by the Publisher , Joseph Appleyard , 19 , Catherine - street , Strand . - Price Twopence . JEJ Printed by C. H. Reynell , No. 45 , Broad - street , Golden - square , London . Ja > > 7 THE INDICATOR . There is a bird 8 THE INDICATOR .
11. oldal
... virgin , Cydippe ; but she was unfortunately so much above him in rank , that he had no hope of obtaining her hand in the usual way . The 633696 wit of a lover accordingly helped him to an expedient THE INDICATOR . 11.
... virgin , Cydippe ; but she was unfortunately so much above him in rank , that he had no hope of obtaining her hand in the usual way . The 633696 wit of a lover accordingly helped him to an expedient THE INDICATOR . 11.
22. oldal
... it is believed was Chaucer , who is also said , upon the strength of an old record , to have been fined two shillings for beating a Franciscan friar in Fleet - street . ! " then , we believe , the Bond - 22 THE INDICATOR .
... it is believed was Chaucer , who is also said , upon the strength of an old record , to have been fined two shillings for beating a Franciscan friar in Fleet - street . ! " then , we believe , the Bond - 22 THE INDICATOR .
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