The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 128
... night a dispute of some_warmth . A young student , who is in love with Mrs. Elizabeth Dimple , was so unreasonable as to begin her health under the name of Elizabetha , which so exasperated the club that by common consent we retrenched ...
... night a dispute of some_warmth . A young student , who is in love with Mrs. Elizabeth Dimple , was so unreasonable as to begin her health under the name of Elizabetha , which so exasperated the club that by common consent we retrenched ...
Strana 208
... night - gowns 1 to saunter away their time , 1 1 These night - gowns ' , or , as we should say , dressing - gowns , were often very gorgeous garments . 2 > as if they never designed to go thither 208 No. 49 THE SPECTATOR.
... night - gowns 1 to saunter away their time , 1 1 These night - gowns ' , or , as we should say , dressing - gowns , were often very gorgeous garments . 2 > as if they never designed to go thither 208 No. 49 THE SPECTATOR.
Strana 310
... night from one end of the year to another ; no party presuming to rise till they are relieved by those who are in course to succeed them . By this means a member of the Everlasting Club never wants company ; for though he is not upon ...
... night from one end of the year to another ; no party presuming to rise till they are relieved by those who are in course to succeed them . By this means a member of the Everlasting Club never wants company ; for though he is not upon ...
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