The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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one another in Countenance : The Room where the Club met was fomething of the largest , and had two En- trances , the one by a Door of a moderate Size , and the other by a Pair of Folding - doors . If a Candidate for this Corpulent Club ...
one another in Countenance : The Room where the Club met was fomething of the largest , and had two En- trances , the one by a Door of a moderate Size , and the other by a Pair of Folding - doors . If a Candidate for this Corpulent Club ...
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... Club , of which I was formerly an unworthy Member , was made up of very honest Gentle- men , of peaceable Difpofitions , that used to fit together , fmoke their Pipes , and fay nothing till Midnight . The Mum Club ( as I am informed ) ...
... Club , of which I was formerly an unworthy Member , was made up of very honest Gentle- men , of peaceable Difpofitions , that used to fit together , fmoke their Pipes , and fay nothing till Midnight . The Mum Club ( as I am informed ) ...
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... Clubs , and their Originals , ibid , & c . Rules prefcribed to be Obferved in the Two - pen- ny Club , ibid . An Account of the Ugly Club , 17. The Sigh- Don it , defended , N. 67 . ing Club , 30. The Fringe- D. ANCING , a Difcourfe ...
... Clubs , and their Originals , ibid , & c . Rules prefcribed to be Obferved in the Two - pen- ny Club , ibid . An Account of the Ugly Club , 17. The Sigh- Don it , defended , N. 67 . ing Club , 30. The Fringe- D. ANCING , a Difcourfe ...
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