The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1747 |
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Strana 37
... just four Years old . Then they both struggle for him , and bring him up to me , and repeat his Obfervation of two o'clock . I was called upon , by Looks upon the Child , and then at me , to fay fomething ; and I told the Father , that ...
... just four Years old . Then they both struggle for him , and bring him up to me , and repeat his Obfervation of two o'clock . I was called upon , by Looks upon the Child , and then at me , to fay fomething ; and I told the Father , that ...
Strana 76
... and when he prefented me as Mr. Such - a - one , his very good Friend , the just had Patience to suffer my Salutation ; but when he himself , with a ' very < < · < < ་ · C ( < < C very gay Air , offered 76 THE SPECTATOR . N ° 486.
... and when he prefented me as Mr. Such - a - one , his very good Friend , the just had Patience to suffer my Salutation ; but when he himself , with a ' very < < · < < ་ · C ( < < C very gay Air , offered 76 THE SPECTATOR . N ° 486.
Strana 100
... just going into the Water . To her Beauty and Carriage on this occafion we owe the following Epi- gram , which I fhew'd my Friend WILL HONEYCOMB in French , who has tranfla- ted it as follows , without understanding the Original . I ...
... just going into the Water . To her Beauty and Carriage on this occafion we owe the following Epi- gram , which I fhew'd my Friend WILL HONEYCOMB in French , who has tranfla- ted it as follows , without understanding the Original . I ...
Strana 132
... just now meet- ing Paulino ( who is in his Climacterick ) ' bedeck'd with the utmoft Splendor of Drefs and Equipage , and giving an unbounded Loofe to all manner of Pleasure , whilft his only Son is debarr'd all innocent Diversion ...
... just now meet- ing Paulino ( who is in his Climacterick ) ' bedeck'd with the utmoft Splendor of Drefs and Equipage , and giving an unbounded Loofe to all manner of Pleasure , whilft his only Son is debarr'd all innocent Diversion ...
Strana 134
... just come from Tunbridge , and have fince my return read Mrs. Matilda Mo- hair's Letter to you : She pretends to make a mighty Story about the Diverfion of Swing- ing in that Place . What was done , was only among Relations ; and no Man ...
... just come from Tunbridge , and have fince my return read Mrs. Matilda Mo- hair's Letter to you : She pretends to make a mighty Story about the Diverfion of Swing- ing in that Place . What was done , was only among Relations ; and no Man ...
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