The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... used as a Badge of Distinction , and made the Occafion of a Club . That of the George's , which used to meet at the Sign of the George on St. George's Day , and fwear Before George , is ftill fresh in every one's Memory . THERE are at ...
... used as a Badge of Distinction , and made the Occafion of a Club . That of the George's , which used to meet at the Sign of the George on St. George's Day , and fwear Before George , is ftill fresh in every one's Memory . THERE are at ...
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... used to fit together like an Audience of Foreigners in their own Country , and to hear whole Plays acted before them in a Tongue which they did not understand . ARSINOE was the firft Opera that gave us a Tafte of Italian Mufick . The ...
... used to fit together like an Audience of Foreigners in their own Country , and to hear whole Plays acted before them in a Tongue which they did not understand . ARSINOE was the firft Opera that gave us a Tafte of Italian Mufick . The ...
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... used , or used one inftead of another . In the first and best hayer Children are taught , they learn to mifufe us : Our Father S 6 < ‹ Father WHICH art in Heaven , should be No 78 . 305 The SPECTATOR .
... used , or used one inftead of another . In the first and best hayer Children are taught , they learn to mifufe us : Our Father S 6 < ‹ Father WHICH art in Heaven , should be No 78 . 305 The SPECTATOR .
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