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第 42 頁
The particular ikill of this lady has “ I am talking of lier ; but indeed it would ever
been to infiame your wishes , and yet ... sit , or walk , “ advantage of it , and began
a discourse to me “ Still he can nothing but of Nævia talk ; « concerning love and
...
The particular ikill of this lady has “ I am talking of lier ; but indeed it would ever
been to infiame your wishes , and yet ... sit , or walk , “ advantage of it , and began
a discourse to me “ Still he can nothing but of Nævia talk ; « concerning love and
...
第 175 頁
1. ver . 68 . Clodius , intruding on the mysterious rites of Have a care the Bona
Dea , and mould apprehend being de- of whom you talk , to whom ; and what ,
and molished as much as the prude . where . Pooly . The following letter comes
from ...
1. ver . 68 . Clodius , intruding on the mysterious rites of Have a care the Bona
Dea , and mould apprehend being de- of whom you talk , to whom ; and what ,
and molished as much as the prude . where . Pooly . The following letter comes
from ...
第 194 頁
... promontory of Leucate that very but for an enemy -- This melts the person he
evening , in order to take the leap upon her ac talks to , who expeSed nothing but
downright count ; but hearing that Sappho had been there raillery from that fide .
... promontory of Leucate that very but for an enemy -- This melts the person he
evening , in order to take the leap upon her ac talks to , who expeSed nothing but
downright count ; but hearing that Sappho had been there raillery from that fide .
第 頁
556 breath , talks to her lap - dog or parrot , is uneasy - “ ' The blade had cut in all
kinds of weather , and in every part of ... seems to speak for no other purpose ,
but as it gives her an opportunity of If a tongue would be talking without a mouth ...
556 breath , talks to her lap - dog or parrot , is uneasy - “ ' The blade had cut in all
kinds of weather , and in every part of ... seems to speak for no other purpose ,
but as it gives her an opportunity of If a tongue would be talking without a mouth ...
第 147 頁
Every passionate fellow in town talks half the mendation to favour . ... There
should be phyfick mixed way , that he is the known example when you in the food
of all which these fellows eat in gocd talk of temper and command of a man's self
...
Every passionate fellow in town talks half the mendation to favour . ... There
should be phyfick mixed way , that he is the known example when you in the food
of all which these fellows eat in gocd talk of temper and command of a man's self
...
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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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