The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 15
... called him back again , and had nothing to fay to him , and bid him and all the men in the world go out of her fight ; but the maid followed , and bid him bring an answer . MADAM , Cynthio returned as follows . June 4 , Three ...
... called him back again , and had nothing to fay to him , and bid him and all the men in the world go out of her fight ; but the maid followed , and bid him bring an answer . MADAM , Cynthio returned as follows . June 4 , Three ...
Strana 88
... called up into the mind either bare- ly by its own operations , or on occafion of fomething without us , as ftatues , or defcriptions . We have al ready confidered the firft divifion , and fhall therefore enter on the other , which ...
... called up into the mind either bare- ly by its own operations , or on occafion of fomething without us , as ftatues , or defcriptions . We have al ready confidered the firft divifion , and fhall therefore enter on the other , which ...
Strana 103
... called The Recruiting Officer . " The part of Capt . Plume by Mr. Wilks ; Capt . Brazen by Mr. Cibber ; Worthy by Mr. Mills ; Serjeant Kite by Mr. Eftcourt ; Silvia by Mrs. Bicknell ; Rofe by Mrs. Sherborn . To which was added the farce ...
... called The Recruiting Officer . " The part of Capt . Plume by Mr. Wilks ; Capt . Brazen by Mr. Cibber ; Worthy by Mr. Mills ; Serjeant Kite by Mr. Eftcourt ; Silvia by Mrs. Bicknell ; Rofe by Mrs. Sherborn . To which was added the farce ...
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