The Spectator: Religious, Moral, Humorous, Satirical, and Critical Essays, 1. köideG. A. Leavitt, 1860 |
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Page 109
... PICTS AND THE BRITISH LADIES . Tu non inventa reperta es . " So found , is worse than lost . " OVID . Met . i . 654 . ADDISON . COMPASSION for the gentleman , who ... PICTS AND BRITISH LADIES . 109 The Picts and the British Ladies The Same.
... PICTS AND THE BRITISH LADIES . Tu non inventa reperta es . " So found , is worse than lost . " OVID . Met . i . 654 . ADDISON . COMPASSION for the gentleman , who ... PICTS AND BRITISH LADIES . 109 The Picts and the British Ladies The Same.
Page 110
... Picts and the British . There does not need any great discernment to judge which are which . - The British have a lively animated aspect the Picts , though never so beautiful , have dead £ 10 PICTS AND BRITISH LADIES .
... Picts and the British . There does not need any great discernment to judge which are which . - The British have a lively animated aspect the Picts , though never so beautiful , have dead £ 10 PICTS AND BRITISH LADIES .
Page 112
... Pict begins the face she designed to wear that day , and I have heard him protest she had worked a full half hour before he knew her to be the same woman . As soon as he saw the dawn of that complexion , for which he had so long lan ...
... Pict begins the face she designed to wear that day , and I have heard him protest she had worked a full half hour before he knew her to be the same woman . As soon as he saw the dawn of that complexion , for which he had so long lan ...
Contents
PREFACE Editor | 41 |
On Laughter Addison | 52 |
The Paradise of the American Indians The Same | 61 |
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