The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... acquainted with their Characters . Wo- men may difguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be ... Acquaintance , no it is all Friend ip ; and yet they may be as fond as Shepherd and Shepherdefs in a Paftoral , but ...
... acquainted with their Characters . Wo- men may difguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be ... Acquaintance , no it is all Friend ip ; and yet they may be as fond as Shepherd and Shepherdefs in a Paftoral , but ...
Strana 105
... hinted , becaufe the Humour and Difpofition of the Head , is what chiefly influences all the other Parts of a Family . 6 . 6 . · AN • 6 AN Agreement and kind Correspondence between Friends and Acquaintance No. 424. The SPECTATOR . 205.
... hinted , becaufe the Humour and Difpofition of the Head , is what chiefly influences all the other Parts of a Family . 6 . 6 . · AN • 6 AN Agreement and kind Correspondence between Friends and Acquaintance No. 424. The SPECTATOR . 205.
Strana 176
... Acquaintance , who , befides his broken Fiddle and a dried Sea - Monster , has a Twine - Cord , ftrained with two Nails at each End , over his Window , and the Words Rainy , Dry , Wet , and fo forth , written , to denote the Weather ...
... Acquaintance , who , befides his broken Fiddle and a dried Sea - Monster , has a Twine - Cord , ftrained with two Nails at each End , over his Window , and the Words Rainy , Dry , Wet , and fo forth , written , to denote the Weather ...
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