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第 1 到 5 筆結果，共 7 筆
第 82 頁
On these occasions , a man gives a loose very dangerous cunsequences ; and I
have often to every pation and every thoughi that is upperthought that fe : v ladies
hearts are so obdurate as moit , discovers his most retired opinions of pernot to ...
On these occasions , a man gives a loose very dangerous cunsequences ; and I
have often to every pation and every thoughi that is upperthought that fe : v ladies
hearts are so obdurate as moit , discovers his most retired opinions of pernot to ...
第 5 頁
The cenforious When I was in the Theatre the time above . say , that the men ,
whose hearts are aimed at , are mentioned , I had the curiosity to count the very
often the occasions that one part of the face patches on both sides , and found
the ...
The cenforious When I was in the Theatre the time above . say , that the men ,
whose hearts are aimed at , are mentioned , I had the curiosity to count the very
often the occasions that one part of the face patches on both sides , and found
the ...
第 70 頁
... and dern languages they receive a softer turn on this accounts , when there
was so active a scene in occasion , by the addition of a new syllable : the country
where he resided , and followed the Nick in Italian is Nicolini , Jack in French Ja- .
... and dern languages they receive a softer turn on this accounts , when there
was so active a scene in occasion , by the addition of a new syllable : the country
where he resided , and followed the Nick in Italian is Nicolini , Jack in French Ja- .
第 87 頁
In plainer terms ; DRYDEN he whom you take for his personal perfections It is on
this occasion that he afterwards adds the will sooner arrive at the gifts of fortune ,
than he reflection which I have chosen for my motto . whom you take for the ...
In plainer terms ; DRYDEN he whom you take for his personal perfections It is on
this occasion that he afterwards adds the will sooner arrive at the gifts of fortune ,
than he reflection which I have chosen for my motto . whom you take for the ...
第 194 頁
130 but his heart misgiving him , he went back and impertinent , has something
amiable in it , because married her that evening . it proceeds from the love of truth
, even in frivoCinædus , after having entered his own name lous occasions .
130 but his heart misgiving him , he went back and impertinent , has something
amiable in it , because married her that evening . it proceeds from the love of truth
, even in frivoCinædus , after having entered his own name lous occasions .
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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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