The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 38
... Affembly , which I think falls very properly under your Obfervation , espe- cially fince the Perfons it is compofed of are Criminals ' too confiderable for the Animadverfions of our Society . I mean , Sir , the Midnight Mask , which has ...
... Affembly , which I think falls very properly under your Obfervation , espe- cially fince the Perfons it is compofed of are Criminals ' too confiderable for the Animadverfions of our Society . I mean , Sir , the Midnight Mask , which has ...
Strana 98
... Affembly ; but alas , Madam , you must go no further ; Distance and Silence are your beft Recom- mendations ; therefore let me beg of you never to make me any more Vifits . You come in a literal Senfe to fee one , for you have nothing ...
... Affembly ; but alas , Madam , you must go no further ; Distance and Silence are your beft Recom- mendations ; therefore let me beg of you never to make me any more Vifits . You come in a literal Senfe to fee one , for you have nothing ...
Strana 283
... Affembly ; of Members who have taken the Glafs in their Turns for a Week together , without ftirring out of the Club ; of others who have fmoked an hundred Pipes at a Sitting ; of others who have not miffed their Morning's Draught for ...
... Affembly ; of Members who have taken the Glafs in their Turns for a Week together , without ftirring out of the Club ; of others who have fmoked an hundred Pipes at a Sitting ; of others who have not miffed their Morning's Draught for ...
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