The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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Strana 195
... Enville , Efq ; and our eldest daughter Harriot Enville . Upon her firft coming into my family , the turned off a parcel of very careful fer- vants , who had been long with me , and introduced in • their stead a couple of black - a ...
... Enville , Efq ; and our eldest daughter Harriot Enville . Upon her firft coming into my family , the turned off a parcel of very careful fer- vants , who had been long with me , and introduced in • their stead a couple of black - a ...
Strana 197
... Enville , Efq ; always adds , like a jack - a- " napes as he is , that he hopes it will be as near the court as poffible . " În fhort , Mr. SPECTATOR , I am so much out of my natural element , that to recover my old way of life I would ...
... Enville , Efq ; always adds , like a jack - a- " napes as he is , that he hopes it will be as near the court as poffible . " În fhort , Mr. SPECTATOR , I am so much out of my natural element , that to recover my old way of life I would ...
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... En- ville , married to a woman of quality , N. 299. from Sufannah Loveworth , on the behaviour of married people before company , N. 300. from Philanthropos , on the terms of converfation with the Fair Sex , ibid . from Miranda on ...
... En- ville , married to a woman of quality , N. 299. from Sufannah Loveworth , on the behaviour of married people before company , N. 300. from Philanthropos , on the terms of converfation with the Fair Sex , ibid . from Miranda on ...
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