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113. oldal
Thus when one of these cunning Creatures was enter'd into a Debate with you ,
whether it was practicable in the present State of Affairs to accomplish such a
Proposition , and you thought he had let fall what destroy'd his Side of the
Question ...
Thus when one of these cunning Creatures was enter'd into a Debate with you ,
whether it was practicable in the present State of Affairs to accomplish such a
Proposition , and you thought he had let fall what destroy'd his Side of the
Question ...
124. oldal
... to Dominion have been supported and submitted to , either upon Account of
Inheritance , Conquest , or Election ; and all such Persons who have taken upon '
em any Soveraignty over their Fellow creatures > US 21 by Fellow creatures
upon ...
... to Dominion have been supported and submitted to , either upon Account of
Inheritance , Conquest , or Election ; and all such Persons who have taken upon '
em any Soveraignty over their Fellow creatures > US 21 by Fellow creatures
upon ...
125. oldal
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. US 21 by Fellow
creatures upon any other Account , have been No. 508 . be always call'd Tyrants ,
not so much because they were Monday , guilty of any particular Barbarities , as ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele George Gregory Smith. US 21 by Fellow
creatures upon any other Account , have been No. 508 . be always call'd Tyrants ,
not so much because they were Monday , guilty of any particular Barbarities , as ...
136. oldal
1712 , Quis non invenit turba quod amaret in illa 3 - Ov . Dear SPEC INDING that
my last Letter took , I do intend to continue my Epistolary Correspondence with
thee , on those dear confounded Creatures Women . Thou knowest , all the little ...
1712 , Quis non invenit turba quod amaret in illa 3 - Ov . Dear SPEC INDING that
my last Letter took , I do intend to continue my Epistolary Correspondence with
thee , on those dear confounded Creatures Women . Thou knowest , all the little ...
157. oldal
... Empire would be to be extended , and new Conquests be made by new
Devices , by which prompt Address his * Creatures might insensibly give Law in
the Business of Life , by leading Men in the Entertainment of it . Thus when Words
and ...
... Empire would be to be extended , and new Conquests be made by new
Devices , by which prompt Address his * Creatures might insensibly give Law in
the Business of Life , by leading Men in the Entertainment of it . Thus when Words
and ...
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The Spectator, 4. kötet Everyman's library 164-167. kiadás/Everyman's library. Essays The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Szerzők | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Szerkesztő | George Gregory Smith |
| Kiadó | J.M. Dent & Company, 1913 |
| Eredeti forrása | Ohioi Állami Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. júl. 1. |
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