The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Lady , that fat in a Coach adorned with gilded Cupids , and fine- ly painted with the Loves of Venus and Adonis . The Coach was drawn by fix milk - white Horfes , and loaden behind with the fame Number of powdered Footmen . Juft before ...
... Lady , that fat in a Coach adorned with gilded Cupids , and fine- ly painted with the Loves of Venus and Adonis . The Coach was drawn by fix milk - white Horfes , and loaden behind with the fame Number of powdered Footmen . Juft before ...
Strana 144
... Lady's Library , ' till fuch time as fhe was in a Readi- nefs to receive me . The very Sound of a Lady's Li- brary gave me a great Curiofity to fee it ; and , as it was fome time before the Lady came to me , I had an Oppor- tunity of ...
... Lady's Library , ' till fuch time as fhe was in a Readi- nefs to receive me . The very Sound of a Lady's Li- brary gave me a great Curiofity to fee it ; and , as it was fome time before the Lady came to me , I had an Oppor- tunity of ...
Strana 147
... Lady preferves her Game better than any of the Gentlemen in the Country , not ( fays Sir ROGER ) that she sets so great a Value upon her Partridges and Pheasants , as upon her Larks and Nightingales . For The fays that every Bird which ...
... Lady preferves her Game better than any of the Gentlemen in the Country , not ( fays Sir ROGER ) that she sets so great a Value upon her Partridges and Pheasants , as upon her Larks and Nightingales . For The fays that every Bird which ...
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