The Spectator, Том 2Dent, 1945 |
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... sometimes only begun to be chipped , sometimes rough - hewn and but just sketched into an human Figure , sometimes we see the Man appearing distinctly in all his Limbs and Features , sometimes we find the Figure wrought up to a great ...
... sometimes only begun to be chipped , sometimes rough - hewn and but just sketched into an human Figure , sometimes we see the Man appearing distinctly in all his Limbs and Features , sometimes we find the Figure wrought up to a great ...
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... sometimes in the sharpest Treble ; sometimes in the highest , and sometimes in the lowest Note of the Gamut . The same Observation might be made on the Retailers of Small- coal , not to mention broken Glasses or Brick - dust . In these ...
... sometimes in the sharpest Treble ; sometimes in the highest , and sometimes in the lowest Note of the Gamut . The same Observation might be made on the Retailers of Small- coal , not to mention broken Glasses or Brick - dust . In these ...
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... sometimes on his Books upon the Rails , sometimes on the little Hieroglyphicks either gilt , silver'd , or plain , which the Egyptian Woman on the other Side of the Shop had wrought in Gingerbread , and sometimes on the English Youth ...
... sometimes on his Books upon the Rails , sometimes on the little Hieroglyphicks either gilt , silver'd , or plain , which the Egyptian Woman on the other Side of the Shop had wrought in Gingerbread , and sometimes on the English Youth ...
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