The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 261
... given you this account of Peter Hufh , I proceed to that virtuous lady , the old Lady Blaft , who is to commu- ' nicate to me the private tranfactions of the crimp ' table , with all the arcana of the fair fex . The Lady Blaft , you ...
... given you this account of Peter Hufh , I proceed to that virtuous lady , the old Lady Blaft , who is to commu- ' nicate to me the private tranfactions of the crimp ' table , with all the arcana of the fair fex . The Lady Blaft , you ...
Strana 263
... given me of a modest young gentleman , who being invited to an entertainment , though he was not used to drink , had not the confidence to re- fufe his glass in his turn , when on a fudden he grew fo Auftered that he took all the talk ...
... given me of a modest young gentleman , who being invited to an entertainment , though he was not used to drink , had not the confidence to re- fufe his glass in his turn , when on a fudden he grew fo Auftered that he took all the talk ...
Strana 273
... given up to be trained in all the courfes of Vanity , till Scorn or Poverty come upon us . Thefe expreffions were no fooner handed about , but I immediately faw a general diforder , till at last there was a parting in one place , and a ...
... given up to be trained in all the courfes of Vanity , till Scorn or Poverty come upon us . Thefe expreffions were no fooner handed about , but I immediately faw a general diforder , till at last there was a parting in one place , and a ...
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