The Spectator, Volume 5George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 - English essays |
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Page 232
... head , that ' tis a miracle to me how two poor hours of divine service can be time sufficient for so elaborate an undertaking , the duty of the place too being jointly and , no doubt , oft pathetically performed along with it . Where it ...
... head , that ' tis a miracle to me how two poor hours of divine service can be time sufficient for so elaborate an undertaking , the duty of the place too being jointly and , no doubt , oft pathetically performed along with it . Where it ...
Page 361
... head of the college came out to him from an inner room , with half - a - dozen nightcaps upon his head , and a religious horror in his countenance . The 1 Supposed to be Anthony Henley , a friend of Swift and Steele who contributed to ...
... head of the college came out to him from an inner room , with half - a - dozen nightcaps upon his head , and a religious horror in his countenance . The 1 Supposed to be Anthony Henley , a friend of Swift and Steele who contributed to ...
Page 393
... head , but he would , if he could , do it in love ; then flourish and begin : I say , what vexes me is , that such ... heads are broken . I am confident , were there a scene written wherein Penkethman 2 should break his leg by wrestling ...
... head , but he would , if he could , do it in love ; then flourish and begin : I say , what vexes me is , that such ... heads are broken . I am confident , were there a scene written wherein Penkethman 2 should break his leg by wrestling ...
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