The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 - Great Britain |
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Page 72
... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
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... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
Page 60
... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
... given to his ana- gram . The acroftic was probably invented about the -fame time with the anagram , though it is impof- fible to decide whether the inventor of the one or the other were the greater blockhead . The fim- ple acroftic is ...
Page 69
... given us a very pretty picture of one of this fpecies in the following epigram ; Difficilis , facilis , jucundus , acerbus es idem , Nec tecum poffum vivere , nec fine te . Though I very frequently visit this bufy mul- titude of No. 69 ...
... given us a very pretty picture of one of this fpecies in the following epigram ; Difficilis , facilis , jucundus , acerbus es idem , Nec tecum poffum vivere , nec fine te . Though I very frequently visit this bufy mul- titude of No. 69 ...
Page 87
... given me in your meffage by Molly , that you do not love me , is what robs me of all comfort . She fays you will not fee me : if you can have fo much cruelty , at leaft write to me , that I may kifs the impreffion made by your fair hand ...
... given me in your meffage by Molly , that you do not love me , is what robs me of all comfort . She fays you will not fee me : if you can have fo much cruelty , at leaft write to me , that I may kifs the impreffion made by your fair hand ...
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