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第 29 頁
46 . those of the meanest capacities will pretend to make visits , though indeed
they are qualified raAnd fickens by the very means of health . ther to add too the
furniture of the house , by fill ' HE following letter will explain itself , and ing an ...
46 . those of the meanest capacities will pretend to make visits , though indeed
they are qualified raAnd fickens by the very means of health . ther to add too the
furniture of the house , by fill ' HE following letter will explain itself , and ing an ...
第 61 頁
In the mean while , I cannot certainly happen , if the one in every word and but be
troubled to fee fo many well - fhaped ... it will lead into the same error the hearing
; and by that means amules and diverts generations that lie some removes ...
In the mean while , I cannot certainly happen , if the one in every word and but be
troubled to fee fo many well - fhaped ... it will lead into the same error the hearing
; and by that means amules and diverts generations that lie some removes ...
第 194 頁
... changed into a swan as at the chearful countenance of a man whom he the fell
, and that they saw her hovering in the air observes diffident of himself ; and
generally by urider that shape . But whether or no the white that means makes his
lie ...
... changed into a swan as at the chearful countenance of a man whom he the fell
, and that they saw her hovering in the air observes diffident of himself ; and
generally by urider that shape . But whether or no the white that means makes his
lie ...
第 61 頁
By the word material ' I mean ticularly diftingishued himself by the promoting
those benefits which arise to the public from ... Those , who have mills on their
estates , by this means considerably raise their as for its late triumphs and
conquests .
By the word material ' I mean ticularly diftingishued himself by the promoting
those benefits which arise to the public from ... Those , who have mills on their
estates , by this means considerably raise their as for its late triumphs and
conquests .
第 67 頁
But in the seflion of the discourse , which it was impossible “ mean time ! desire
you would publish this volun . ļ to get out ... The destruction of Troy way of treating
one another , and by this means adorned with highland dances , are to make up
...
But in the seflion of the discourse , which it was impossible “ mean time ! desire
you would publish this volun . ļ to get out ... The destruction of Troy way of treating
one another , and by this means adorned with highland dances , are to make up
...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | The Spectator The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| 作者 | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| 出版者 | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| 來源： | 里昂公共圖書館 |
| 已數位化 | 2011年10月14日 |
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