The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 112
" · as • Abfurdities which are committed over our Heads ; and , I am informed , firft occafioned the three Nuns and a ... Head at a Sword - Cutler's . 6 6 AN ingenious Foreigner obferves , that feveral of ⚫ those Gentlemen who value ...
" · as • Abfurdities which are committed over our Heads ; and , I am informed , firft occafioned the three Nuns and a ... Head at a Sword - Cutler's . 6 6 AN ingenious Foreigner obferves , that feveral of ⚫ those Gentlemen who value ...
Strana 196
... Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men make a great fhow with Heads of Hair that are none of their own , the Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . • The Women ...
... Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men make a great fhow with Heads of Hair that are none of their own , the Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . • The Women ...
Strana 285
... Head , That it is her Bufinefs and Employment to gain Adorers . For this Reafon your Idols appear in all publick Places and Affemblies , in order to feduce Men to their Worship . The Play - house is very frequently filled with Idols ...
... Head , That it is her Bufinefs and Employment to gain Adorers . For this Reafon your Idols appear in all publick Places and Affemblies , in order to feduce Men to their Worship . The Play - house is very frequently filled with Idols ...
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