The Spectator, Svazek 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... Lady - a kept Mistress - a Quaker Unknown 324 Account of the Mohock Club - Letters from a Countryman to his Mistress Steele Addison 325 On Looking - glasses - Passage from Steele Milton Letter from an Author turned Dealer Motters 326 ...
... Lady - a kept Mistress - a Quaker Unknown 324 Account of the Mohock Club - Letters from a Countryman to his Mistress Steele Addison 325 On Looking - glasses - Passage from Steele Milton Letter from an Author turned Dealer Motters 326 ...
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... lady , and it ten to one but you learn something of her gown and petticoat . A ball is a great help to discourse , and a birth - day furnishes con- versation for a twelvemonth after . A fur- below of precious stones , a hat buttoned ...
... lady , and it ten to one but you learn something of her gown and petticoat . A ball is a great help to discourse , and a birth - day furnishes con- versation for a twelvemonth after . A fur- below of precious stones , a hat buttoned ...
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... lady and the scholar , and did not matches , with other useless parts of learning to birds know at first whether I should fancy my- who have rich friends , she has fitted up proper and neat self in a grotto or in a library . apartments ...
... lady and the scholar , and did not matches , with other useless parts of learning to birds know at first whether I should fancy my- who have rich friends , she has fitted up proper and neat self in a grotto or in a library . apartments ...
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