The Spectator, Svazek 8Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... immediately ; for at the corner of Warwick - street , as I was lis- tening to a new ballad , a ragged rascal , a beggar who knew me , came up to me , and began to turn the eyes of the good company upon me , by telling me he was ...
... immediately ; for at the corner of Warwick - street , as I was lis- tening to a new ballad , a ragged rascal , a beggar who knew me , came up to me , and began to turn the eyes of the good company upon me , by telling me he was ...
Strana 248
... immediately step- ped out of her pew , and fell into the finest pitty- patty air , forsooth , wonderfully out of counten- ance , tossing her head up and down , as she swam along the body of the church . I , with several others of the ...
... immediately step- ped out of her pew , and fell into the finest pitty- patty air , forsooth , wonderfully out of counten- ance , tossing her head up and down , as she swam along the body of the church . I , with several others of the ...
Strana 253
... immediately cried Bite , ' and you were immediately to acknowledge all that part was in jest . They carry this to all the extravagance imaginable ; and if one of these witlings knows any particulars which may give authority to what he ...
... immediately cried Bite , ' and you were immediately to acknowledge all that part was in jest . They carry this to all the extravagance imaginable ; and if one of these witlings knows any particulars which may give authority to what he ...
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VOL VIII | 29 |
Death and Character of Dick Eastcourt STEELE | 98 |
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